When I've used Schurter switches, I just stripped a lot of the wire end and ran the same wire through the two holes in the terminals that I was bridging and soldered it down. That makes for two easy solder joints.
For those who aren’t familiar with electrical or electronics diagrams, the physical wiring options may not be obvious from the diagram. A schematic is the connection “scheme” to clearly represent the electrical connections. But how you physically lay out the wires, their lengths, the wire gauge, etc., aren’t captured in a schematic. Those details would be in a mechanical layout and a written specification.
For those who aren’t familiar with electrical or electronics diagrams, the physical wiring options may not be obvious from the diagram. A schematic is the connection “scheme” to clearly represent the electrical connections. But how you physically lay out the wires, their lengths, the wire gauge, etc., aren’t captured in a schematic. Those details would be in a mechanical layout and a written specification.
Scribbling on my nice schematic creates an even more abstract work of art!
I still plan to tin these, solder them, and cover them with liquid tape - but this is the idea right? Not beat the dead horse further with images,
A picture is worth a thousand words! That's exactly what I meant.
