Post by newey on Jan 19, 2021 18:37:48 GMT -5
Good, but with rotary switches it is helpful to have the lugs numbered on the diagram, makes it easier to suss it out if we know which end you have as #1 versus #4.
When wiring rotaries, I find it helpful to use a permanent marker (one with a not-too-wide tip) to mark what I will be calling Lug #1 on each pole, and another mark for lug #4 (or 5 or whatever) on the rotary-just a little dot so I can orient myself when wiring it. I use two different colors, like, say, black for the #1 lugs, red for the #4s. Easy to distinguish at a glance which end I'm working on.
When wiring rotaries, I find it helpful to use a permanent marker (one with a not-too-wide tip) to mark what I will be calling Lug #1 on each pole, and another mark for lug #4 (or 5 or whatever) on the rotary-just a little dot so I can orient myself when wiring it. I use two different colors, like, say, black for the #1 lugs, red for the #4s. Easy to distinguish at a glance which end I'm working on.