noob nub question

[atomicareprise]

so guys i just want to ask if this connections is right...

and i want to know where the GROUND should be soldered on??

btw i'm using spare analog with this mod..thanks guys..

hey rceckspurt13 can you provide me images with this one

thanks...

[PhenomenalDesigns]

The WHOLE green panel is a ground (apart from the 5v/3.6v part)

[atomicareprise]

The WHOLE green panel is a ground (apart from the 5v/3.6v part)

so my wires are correct??

so i can place my ground on the green panel itself?

you're referring the green panel as the board itself right??

[PhenomenalDesigns]

so my wires are correct??

so i can place my ground on the green panel itself?

you're referring the green panel as the board itself right??

Pretty much all the board, apart from the contacts and a small area of the panel

https://www.acidmods.com/forum/index.php?topic=22971.0

[atomicareprise]

so this where i can run my ground points??

right??

[Alien_X]

Yes, but those points are connected to the huge solder-masked area around the buttons - you can see they are visibly connected.

[atomicareprise]

noob here..so can you suggest anything that is more convinient

for me to do that??much appreciated..

[Jumbo]

You could always solder to the back on these points-   



I use these points for dual nub, Looks cleaner

[atomicareprise]

so the ground on the front i will solder it to the ground point at the back of the board??

is that right?

[PhenomenalDesigns]

so the ground on the front i will solder it to the ground point at the back of the board??

is that right?

If you mean that they are the same points, yes

as Jumbo said, if you do it on the back of the PCB, its a lot neater, plus nothing gets in the way of the buttons (so the buttons don't lose sensitivity or feel weird)

[rceckspurt13]

Sorry man I can't supply the pictures this time because I have no idea. I've never looked at a dual nub before.

[atomicareprise]

Sorry man I can't supply the pictures this time because I have no idea. I've never looked at a dual nub before.

ok..maybe next time..i know i ca always count on your help...

thanks

[atomicareprise]

If you mean that they are the same points, yes

as Jumbo said, if you do it on the back of the PCB, its a lot neater, plus nothing gets in the way of the buttons (so the buttons don't lose sensitivity or feel weird)

i' still confuse about the ground..so if i solder my wire to the ground point where should i

solder the end of my ground???