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Homemade Meter with Led Need help fixing this.

JrowL

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I sent an email to the guy who has a website up about making the minelab sov meter so I'll just repost here what I sent, and maybe some people here can also help.

Hi Mr Clark, I have made a meter awhile ago according to your instructions and they are excellent. I've decided to add some extra to it but I have stuffed up along the way and I am wondering if you know how to hotwire the meter into the position of allways on. I added the componets forgetting I still had to put the dial back in. I hope to beable to finish this without needing the dial, I hope to rewire it. Would you happen to know which connections I need to short on the panel. So far I have one switch which is the on/off and another which switches on an external led for the display. All is designed to run off the same 9volt battery.
 
If anyone is interested, I have included a picture of the sections that need to be joined. Now you don't need the dial in there and it saves alot of room to add some switches and things.
 
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