01.23.13 - Zero Point documentation

[madbean]

Unfortunately, the ZPSDX is almost gone already. I greatly under-anticipated the demand. I will be getting more, obviously, but the manufacturer is closing for two weeks starting tomorrow. This means the re-stock will likely come in early March. Sorry guys

[LaceSensor]

Good news on the populaity front, supply n demand 

I will make the regular zero point next.
Gret bunch of projects

[midwayfair]

Unfortunately, the ZPSDX is almost gone already. I greatly under-anticipated the demand. I will be getting more, obviously, but the manufacturer is closing for two weeks starting tomorrow. This means the re-stock will likely come in early March. Sorry guys

That's gotta be some kind of record!

[aballen]

Has anyone out up a demo vid yet?  I'm pretty psyched to hear this baby in action, but in promised myself I would complete a few in progress builds before I started another.

[madbean]

I will have a demo ASAP. And a full pictorial build, too.

[Mr. L]

Waited too long to order  , but looking forward to the demo.  It will give me something to look forward to.

[REPTAR]

http://www.mammothelectronics.com/ALPHA-SR2612F-0304-18R0B-D8-N-ROTARY-SWITCH-3P2-4T-p/820-3p2-4t.htm
will this work for the switch on the SDX?

[madbean]

Yup, that's the one.

[jimilee]

Silly question,the spst stomp says normally off,is that the same as normally closed? I'm assuming NO=is normally open which is the same as normally on?

[PimpMyTone]

Silly question,the spst stomp says normally off,is that the same as normally closed? I'm assuming NO=is normally open which is the same as normally on?

I think normally off means the circuit is normally opened and normally on means the circuit is normally closed .

[Ettore_M]

Silly question,the spst stomp says normally off,is that the same as normally closed? I'm assuming NO=is normally open which is the same as normally on?

I think normally off means the circuit is normally opened and normally on means the circuit is normally closed .

Indeed, NO means that the switch is open and no current passes through the legs. So, it's normally off.. And vice versa..I know first hand that it can be a little tricky but this is how I learnt that at school.

Hector

[garfo]

any demos yet?!