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Klefmung
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Post by Klefmung »

I have seen different things on paddles, but if I was using a whole motherboard (which you shall assume I have!, which also means no caps needed, I think) would I put the paddle signal om series with a pot with the 5v or the gnd? Yes, this is a dumb question. I just didn't know it.
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Post by Sparkfist »

Likely the short came from the 5v hitting the gnd line. If you're worried about the paddle take a multi meter and check to see if you still have connections working on the board. If not you can always make a paddle from scratch, they're not that complex an item that you have to caniblize.
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Post by Klefmung »

I edited the first post to make it clearer. You don't understand the question. >_>
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