Jeff In North Georgia
Hero Member
I just recently repaired my Whites Bullseye II switch. My modification is similar to the others but I tried to minimize the changes to the pinpointer.
I used a Radio Shack switch PN 275-1571. I think it was ~$3 for a two pack. (picture #1)
I cut off the switch leads & removed the old switch but left the switch bracket in place.
I cut a slot in the bracket from the top for the new switch (picture #2).
I soldered about 3" of wire to each switch leeds I had cut off.
Soldered the wires to the new switch.
Put the new switch in place. It is a tight fit. I had to push the adjustment resistor and another resistor over toward the black tube for the probe. Make sure that the two resistors are not touching!
Tighten down the nut to hold the switch in place.
It all fits together very nicely. (see pictures # 3 & 4) From the outside you can't tell that the modification has been done.
Hope it work out as well for you!
Jeff
I used a Radio Shack switch PN 275-1571. I think it was ~$3 for a two pack. (picture #1)
I cut off the switch leads & removed the old switch but left the switch bracket in place.
I cut a slot in the bracket from the top for the new switch (picture #2).
I soldered about 3" of wire to each switch leeds I had cut off.
Soldered the wires to the new switch.
Put the new switch in place. It is a tight fit. I had to push the adjustment resistor and another resistor over toward the black tube for the probe. Make sure that the two resistors are not touching!
Tighten down the nut to hold the switch in place.
It all fits together very nicely. (see pictures # 3 & 4) From the outside you can't tell that the modification has been done.
Hope it work out as well for you!
Jeff