Yes! I did it with one of those but need input. Thank you for everything you've done. It has allowed me to do things for clients that allows then to play in a way they could not before.
You're welcome Matthew. And thank you. Being able to do some of these things ourselves is so rewarding. And can be very economical considering the high cost stores charge for adaptive toys and switches.
Hey Santa Jerry. I have the new version of teachers choice and while I saw you covered scratching out the circuits, I still couldn’t tell exactly which ones. Can you show specifically which ones to scratch out to cut off the brain?
Pretty much any circuit trace on the PCB that goes to the switch you are going to use. Your goal is to not allow any possible interference of any component on the PCB that might allow any inkling of a closed circuit once the game buzzer is converted to an adaptive switch.
