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----- Original Message -----
From: dougsyolists@...
To: hammond_zone@...
Sent: Thursday, February 21, 2002 3:20 PM
Subject: Re: [hammond_zone] foldback


In a message dated 02/21/2002 2:41:56 PM Eastern Standard Time,
bottomline@... writes:

<< Now is my question what will i need excactly to add foldback to my l122?

This is what I could figure out:
1. 50 contacts per manual, but how do I get these?>>

Actually you need much less than 50 for the lower manual, and some people
only do the upper manual (the foldback kits on EBay assume upper manual
only). I had a T-series spinet that I parted out for (among other things) key
contacts for my L-295, but once I got a full-size console I didn't bother.

I've still got it the manual but I never finished disassembling it. I've also
got an M lower manual somewhere, I picked it up for $25 because I can make
more than that selling foldback kits off of it (-: but I haven't bothered.

<< 2. Wires to connect the notes to the proper contacts. I noticed that the
wires that connect the notes to the connects are very thin. Are these special
wires? >>

If I remember right, it's resistance wire.

<< And what are bussbars? >>

They're the bars that the key contacts touch when depressed. I think they go
to the drawbars, because the key contacts are connected to the TWG. If I also
remember right, L-series spinets have all full-length busbars, so you'll just
need key contacts.

<< I know some of you know excactly what I'm talking about. So let it roll!!!
>>

I know what you're talking about, but I've never done it - just read about
it, and put it on the shelf once I got my now-departed E-112 console.

Doug

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