Harry Klippton
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Sometimes when I'm flipping polarity, I get all twisted around and forget what's what so maybe y'all can help me stay the right way around.
Here's where I get mixed up. I've set up a PNP fuzz face on my breadboard several times and get it mixed up half the time so I'm trying to get it straight for once. Getting an NPN circuit set up is no problem. I should be able to take my same layout, reverse my power source and flip the polarity of my electros, yeah? Minding the pinout when I swap in the transistors and rebiasing Q2 of course.
Conversely, I think I should be able to swap all my circuit connections to the power and ground rails on my breadboard and get the same result with the power supply hooked the normal way. Is one of these methods better than the other?
Depending on where this goes, I might have some follow up questions too
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