The high current switches have an audible "click" and they are reverse clickys as opposed to forward.
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I need to try the switch conversion again! Out of 3 high current switches I managed to melt all three while soldering on the spring.
There is a trick to it. The plastic body is going soften due to the heat being applied to the solder pad when you are getting the solder hot enough to melt. And the solder pad will get pushed out away from the plastic body since the inner contact spring has some tension on it. I'm sure that is obvious enough to all. The trick is to hold down the spring/ solder pad with a set needle nose pliers (that's at least how I do it) or tweezers while keeping the pad from getting pushed out of the body. Once the melted plastic body gets hard again you can release the downward pressure on the spring and your done!
It takes a bit of getting used to but when lightknot explained it to me it made perfect sense. Hope you don't mind me posting in your build post.
^This is VERY important!!^
jdboy contact me, I will get you some new switches, if you haven't sourced them already.
How can i get these switches? I need 2I have springs and switches, in stock, for your upgrade.