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@ Lez, Thanks for posting this

Mark

If you have a look at the pictures in this post (hint: it's the right hand terminal in the picture here) and the following ones, especially this set of pictures you can just make out very thin wires that go from the terminals to the neon. These are the output terminals. It does not normally matter w...

Is your switch an illuminated type?

Mark

5A fuseholder and LED inside the case: 5A fuseholder and LED inside the case 1.JPG Finished IEC mains connector - outside view: Finished IEC mains connector - outside view.JPG Okay, that's all the photos that I have from last year posted up. Rather silly of me, but the photos I took after these were...

Don't forget the earth connection:

Final wiring up of the mains connections and the wiring to the transformer:- In the top right corner of this last photo, you can just see the cable tie over the heatshrink of the output cable...

Mark

Okay some external shots: Mark

No. I try to do as much as possible outside the box, as a slight misjudgement when moving a hot soldering iron and you make a mess of either the insulation of a wire you are not working on, or the plastic of the box :twisted: It does mean you have to think through what you are doing first. Then visu...

Well, if you want any specific additional pictures (I still have a small number left that I have not yet processed and uploaded), or indeed help and advice, just say so

Mark

1 and 2 is 27.1 Ohms 3 and 6 is 32.5 Ohms Is that OK? Assuming you mean: 5 and 6 is 32.5 Ohms Yes :D . Because the wire for one winding is slightly longer than the other, there is normally a slight difference. Once you have wired up the wiring to the primary (input) of the transformer, measure the ...