Analogue-sequencer

Thanks colin and steve for the replies.

I think the standoffs i have coming should be perfect by the sounds 
of it, if not i was just going to do as colin suggested and use the 
case to hold the led's while i solder them to the pcb...i guess if 
the standoffs fit though ill use them for some extra support.

There are few bits to go so hopefully another P3 will come into this 
world this weekend ;) BY the way how do you tell the serial number 
with the kits?

Thanks
Brett

--- In analogue-sequencer@yahoogroups.com, "Colin Fraser" 
<colin@...> wrote:
>
>  
> > The spacers for the 5mm leds however is invalid and theres no 
> > recommendation for a replacement part, i did find an old post of 
> > colins about someone wanting to change the LED's and he made 
mention 
> > of 6.4mm spacers but can someone confirm that is correct?
> 
> Rapid dropped the spacers for the 5mm LEDs, so I stopped using 
them.
> This just meant I had to go back to using a jig to hold all the 
LEDs at the
> right height while they are soldered into position.
> You can do something similar using the front panel - put it on a 
flat
> surface, raised up with sheets of card or paper so that an LED 
fitted into
> the panel hole will stick out by the desired amount.
> Place all the LEDs in their PCB holes, then mount the PCB to the 
panel.
> The LEDs should all stick out by the same amount, then you can 
solder the
> middle pin on them all, check the heights are even, then solder 
the rest.
> 
> Best regards,
> Colin Fraser
> Sequentix Music Systems Ltd
> http://www.sequentix.com
>