Ok, I'll keep that in mind. I'm not to familiary with all the different types of switches and stuff and not sure which is the best method. I actually might end up switching to a rotary style switch so I can save some space but get more poles(?).
Thanks, AD
yeah. I was using low values of R2. I think I put it there to limit the current and to actually see the thing charge.
I'm not familiar with that.
heh. Ok, I'll try it and see what happens. So basicaly you are making a filter and a using a diode as a sort of voltage limiter(so basicaly the bouncing will have to overcome the diode but since you put a cap and resistor there to reduce the voltage and filter it it will not have enough to do it?).
Thanks again, AD
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