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The wires dangling one comes from the TWILL PCB and the other is the PCB of the M800. Which when I first completed the build the Twill was grounded to the output jack and the M800 was grounded to the input jack. The probe I ground to the enclosure or the ground on the output jack. I've...

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Lug 1 to Ground and PCB pad. yes Testing it in the PCB getting. yes

I can't.. If I go from Q1 pin 3 to ground the reading is - (negative).. I've tried other PF5102 and J112 with the same result. I get no tone on the Gain pot. Vp-p is set to 100mV. If I measure from R4 to Lug 3 of the GAIN POT I get 470k

Did reflow the pots and still nothing. Here's what I did with the Signal Gen with it set to 440ish going into the input. The Dark Green Circle is loud, the lighter green are lower volume, pink is barely audible, and the red lines no tone. Verified the no tone with scope. Check with my scope...

Q1 Pin Drain = 5.98v Q1 Pin Source = 2.4v Q1 Pin Gate = -1.7v I'm assuming Pin1 = Drain, Pin2 Source, Pin3 Gate

I'm glad that I'm not the only one.

Thanks. The foot switch lug was taken care of already. I will reflow the pots

I'm using J112 and PF5102. Got them from Small Bear. I might just get the J102 with adapters if everything else checks good.

Thanks will try and report back. Isnt PIN 1 the drain? At pin 1 I measured 9v and trimmed it down to 5v. Unless I'm reading the pinout wrong.

Thanks will try and report back. Isnt PIN 1 the drain? At pin 1 I measured 9v and trimmed it down to 5v.

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Used Signal Gen and put 440 into the input and used an old amp speaker as audio probe. I had tone up into 3 of Q1. Check Gain Pot at the 3 lug and not getting a tone.

It's my attempt of two in one.. The Twill Deluxe sounds Amazing! Now I just need to get the M800 working. I did a little more tracing from input lug to "3" of Q1 (1) to Gain Pot to Q2 (3).. etc.. everything seems fine. The spare wiring are ground which I had to the jacks. Disconnected for t/s.

Hopefully everyone who has built one cast their vote.

Adjusted all drains J112/PF5102 to 5v. Looked for cold solders, bridges, and cleaned the bottom. Verified resistor value again.

Tore apart another pedal and used the switch from that. So it's working as it should. This was my neatest build until I realize when I was finishing up that the breakout board shouldn't be on the channel switch. Now it looks like Fido's ass.

Looks like it would work, but it doesn't. The light stays illuminated whether switch is engaged or not. No signal getting through.

Am I correct to think that the channel switch can't use a breakout board? If I can't is there a way to modify so I can since it's already installed?

Wow! That's really organized and neat. Mine looks like a bomb went off.