Exactly. However the wikipedia wording is vary bad and suggests the orientation is significant - it isn't. The only thing that matters is which symbol goes to the centre dot.

Nope. It's exactly correct. Centre negative (as usual).

It should also be a three pole switch.
It's tempting to use something like a standard 2 pole toggle switch for just L and R, and leave the grounds common, but that risks a ground loop (at the least).

Yes it was in the 60s - cost an arm, leg and firstborn, if I remember right. I applied to join Dynatron but that got knocked on the head with a hostile buyout. Instead I worked for Hacker Radio a few years later. They had all the design crew from Dynatron :lol: It was a good company, but us trainees...

Hugh Robjohns wrote: ↑Sat Dec 04, 2021 3:53 pm It's fully in keeping... none of the forum features are obvious!

We had noticed

On the bright side...
It's nice to see some sleepers surface, even if they immediately go back to sleep again

For a moment I read it as 'Pantie season'
Clearly I need to get out more.
Nearly forgot:

"Oh yes it is!!

Ho Hum...
That's now V2.1.2.1 thanks to cmake (the build environment), recent versions of which now require an extra instruction

Progress, they tell me

Nope. It's not here. I definitely can't see the line:

"Hopefully, when I go into the desktop version of the forum I should be able to see this post."

Well, if any come my way I'll try them, and if satisfied I'll say so.

Much more reliable than a screw based terminal, maintenance-free, and widely used across the world. It's normally just the US electricians who won't trust the repeatable and well supported Wagos, instead bizarrely preferring the horror that is wire nuts . Well, that link confirms I don't want them ...

Some 6 or 10 amp 'choc-bloc' will serve for connection. But not very well. Really, these days, spend a few pennies more and use Wago connectors - quick and easy to terminate, much more reliable, and easily re-usable. https://cpc.farnell.com/wago/221-412/compact-lever-connector-2-way/dp/CN20135?st=w...