As I written before. No they where not connected.  The drawing  was just=20
a sketch so I didn't bother  to try to fix that as I never suspected =20
this to be the *big*  problem with this flirts attempt. ;-)   And=20
Anthony is right to. It is perfectly valid to draw things in eagle with=20
the line command instead of the net command and things get connected=20
without dots.  Just a matter of preference.

Cheers
/Ake


Olin Lathrop wrote:

>Anthony Van Herrewege wrote:
> =20
>
>>Hm, that's not true. I do everything in Eagle and it doesn't place
>>dots unless you're connecting 2 wires together (which isn't the same
>>as connecting a wire to a pin).
>>   =20
>>
>
>Yes, but as I remember it, the OP had a junction of two lines right at t=
he
>opamp output.  There should be a dot where two wires and a pin connect. =
 I
>also remember seeing a slight offset.  The lines are probably not connec=
ted
>because he wasn't using the right grid when drawing the schematic.
>
>
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