The easiest way to do this would be to purchase the
Crown Jewel Module "Daughter Board", which is set up to provide all of the various power options and connection points that the Octave Up or any of the other CJ modules would require to run as a stand-alone. See PCB image below.
The bad news is that there are no instructions provided for this board, since it is typically being used by experienced builders who know exactly what to do with it. In addition to the Daughter Board, you'll also need several components as well as the hardware to make it functional:
Electronic components:
1 - 100uf electrolytic capacitor
5 - 10uf electrolytic capacitor
2 - 1N5817 Schottky diode (can substitute 1N4001 if not available)
2 - 10 Kohm metal film resistor
1 - DIP-8 socket
1 - charge pump IC (Max1044S, ICL7660S or LT1054; the "S" suffix is critical on those first two!)
Hardware:
1 - 1/4" stereo jack
1 - 1/4" mono jack
1 - DC adapter jack
1 - 3PDT footswitch
2 - self-adhesive standoffs (for mounting board in enclosure)
1 - A100K potentiometer (for volume control)
1 - 5mm LED (optional; color of your choice)
1 - battery snap (optional; skip if only using a DC adapter)
4 - self-adhesive rubber feet (optional)
1 - 1590B or 125B metal enclosure
Hook-up wire
I did this same basic thing a couple of times back just after the CJ & modules first came out, but I used the Experimenter board (much more complicated build) because the Daughter Board hadn't come out yet. But the photos in this thread should be helpful in showing how you can lay it all out:
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