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17 .../OSHW-Logo2_7.3x6mm_SilkScreen.kicad_mod | 291 .../ao_tht.pretty/PPTC_RXEF025.kicad_mod | 35 ....2mm_P5.00mm_FKS2_FKP2_MKS2_MKP2.kicad_mod | 35 .../PCB/precadsr/ao_tht.pretty/DIN5.kicad_mod | 21 .../DIP-14_W7.62mm_Socket_LongPads.kicad_mod | 58 .../DIP-16_W7.62mm_Socket_LongPads.kicad_mod | 60 .../DIP-6_W7.62mm_Socket_LongPads.kicad_mod | 50 .../DIP-8_W7.62mm_Socket_LongPads.kicad_mod | 52 .../DPDT-toggle-switch-1M-seriesx.kicad_mod | 26 // The number of pins: 13; pin pitch: 5.00mm; Vertical; threaded flange; footprint includes mount hole for mounting screw: ISO 1481-ST 2.2x4.5 C or ISO 7049-ST 2.2x4.5 C (http://www.fasteners.eu/standards/ISO/7049/) || order number: 1847673 8A 320V Generic Phoenix Contact connector footprint for: MCV_1,5/8-G-3.5; number of steps (sw11 footprint_depth = 1; // [0:Flat, 1:Recessed, 2:Dome] // Do you want a D-shaped shafthole cross-section. 0 to keep it round. [mm] shafthole_cutoff_arc_height = 0.35; /* [Stem (optional)] */ // Whether to create cutouts around the top of the rail + a safety margin // margins from edges h_margin = hole_dist_side*4; v_margin = hole_dist_top*2; output_column = width_mm - 10 ohms between U1-14 and U2-1 when off, more like 1M ohms when off - Glide attenuator (B10k) (join two left pins from below - Glide, manual (A100k) (two left pins, from below Pots, 2-pin: Glide, manual (A100k) (two left pins, from below) Pots, 2-pin: - Glide, manual (A100k) (two left pins, from below Pots, 2-pin: - Glide, manual (A100k) (two left pins, from below - Glide, manual (A100k) (two left pins, from below Pots, 2-pin: Glide, manual (A100k) (two left pins, from below Pots, 2-pin: Glide, manual (A100k) (two left pins, from below) - Clock POT is too small; need more than 100k to get proper hole sizes threeUHeight = 133.35; // overall 3u height panelOuterHeight =128.5; panelInnerHeight = 110; //rail clearance = ~11.675mm, top and bottom boards. Latest commits for file Schematics/Dual_VCA.diy Bring in diylc and openscad design ## Mechanical assembly Documentation # ---> KiCad # For PCBs designed using KiCad: https://www.kicad.org/ .