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Originally Posted by Trevor

Harvey, I give you credit for your ingenuity, but not for your honesty.
But oh dear, the board pictured most certainly would not work very well. The input protection diode is not only in the wrong place, it is also back the front. The third photo shows that you are not aware of your mistake, having soldered it into place and into an incorrect large size hole. What a double clanger by an electronic expert.

If you did complete the job, luckily you must have found, your so obvious mistake, with the hole for wire 4, having been soldered up. However the evidence is there, that you are certainly not familiar with a board, you claim to have designed specially for left hand soldering. Pull the other tit.


The production board I have is flow/wave soldered, no doubt about that. There are tiny spicules of solder, imbedded molten, in the board. Absolute proof of the process. I withdraw nothing,

The circuit has been modified, but due to my ingenuity I was able to use the same board. I leave it to you to work out, where, how, and why.

I again take exception to your public attack on my Honesty. and demand that those words be removed.

Harvey.