There's a lot which lectures don't teach. I'm just learning as well.

Is there any 3.5mm or 1/4" jack that mounts on the casing itself?

yes.

http://my.element14.com/jsp/Connectors/Aud...jsp?sku=1267396

Something like this.

besides the one you show, what else? to be mounted on casing and soldered on PCB. Jalan Pasar got? which shop?

thanks.

gotta dig around.

The mounted on casing parts were scarce last time I was sourcing them on local streets.

Just bring your 3.5mm jack and ask them for it. They either have it or they don't.

This post has been edited by LittleGhost: Jan 8 2011, 07:09 PM

I still remember my PPA on a breadboard, hohoho!

what kind of mounting jack u guys looking? can show me photo?

why you disappear long time?

Miss you la.

LittleGhost, when can I come to use your drill and get those jack/pots?

not so soon

Still have 1 assignment, 4 lab reports to go.

bro get a bosch drill
i'm selling one set, only RM200.
i wan upgrade to cordless

Wahhh upgrading already!
Yes, a cordless would be really handy and safe too! (mains voltage)

life has changed la kawan, crazeee life now. My k701 also jarang dengar, my other project also hanging, i dunt really know wheres the tail and the head..i dun even know where i put them..haha!

Holla,

I need some suggestion here, i was wondering if I could built a headphone selector to allow 2 of my frequenly used headphone to connect at all times. I do not need both to output, i just need them to be plugged in and by using a toggle switch, I can select which of the headphone I would like to hear at one time.



additional thoughts;
-Would the level or volume or SQ will be affected?
-Can I run it passively or do i need an active circuit?
-Or other alternative just to get one readily made


This post has been edited by antonio: Jan 23 2011, 01:15 PM

looks good.

Just remember to tie your grounds to a singular point to avoid ground loops.

I still cant figure out where to get a toggle switch which has more than 3 points, probably I just use 2 switches like this;



So I'll wire up each switch with both connection from the headphone jack...when switching between headphone, both toggle must be turned for the left and right channel

they are available. Just tell the shop keeper how you like the switch to be.

Or use rotary switch.

Owhh..ok, thanks

I like the feeling or 'flicking'...feels more jet pilot stuff

Actually with latest fly by wire state of the art commercial jets, there's nothing to flick or switch. They are all done by the computers.