Feeler - GSSL "Bypass N' More" Boards

A while back when I built my first GSSL, I ended up doing some breadboarding for various things I needed.  It worked great but looked like crap so I told myself I'd draw up a nice little board at some point.  This week I finally got around to doing it.  I don't know if there may be any interest for this.  It's a simple little board but it address some common issues people often have with their units. 

Features:
-True bypass circuit
-Relay signal switching for Turbo or 2x SSC. (Connectors provided for both, just wire into the appropriate connector)
-Connectors & Provisions for using illuminated switches for both turbo and bypass front panel switches
-Connector for front panel LED.
-A dedicated adjustable regulator for running the relays, LED pushbuttons, and front panel LED.  This eliminates any addtional load on the main board 12V regulator (a common problem).

If anyone's interested, please let me know.  Don't know exactly what the cost'll be until I know if there's any interest, but they're pretty simple so they'd be pretty cheap.

Well, that sounds like a real "housekeeping" board - I like it. Should be included with every GSSL because
they're all gonna wanna soup it up anyway.

Haven't built my gssl w/ turbo & sidechains yet
if this makes it work better or easier to make work
then i'm in

We have this common disease: Consolidate everything.

I'd pick up one of these for sure.  Wanting to finish my second GSSL soon, sounds like a nice addition... if they're cheap I'd take a few for other random uses too.

livingnote said:

We have this common disease: Consolidate everything.

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I just can't help it lol!

Man, I figured this thread got left for dead since noone responded haha.  Leave it to Lukas to raise it from its early grave.

Yes, it's a nice little "housekeeping board" as you put it.  Addresses alot of the common things people need to rig up/breadboard on thier gssl's.

would make a few things much easier.... I may be up for one or two if you can get good numbers for a board run.

Mac