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06-23-2009, 10:57 AM #11
Re: Anyone used a String Potentimeter
I ordered mine from http://ca.mouser.com/Home.aspx (very good service). They have a good selection but I could not find any 100K linear slide potentiometers at that time, so I got 10K pots instead and they work fine. They probably have a much bigger selection of rotary pots though if you can use those.
Maurice
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06-23-2009, 11:02 AM #12
Re: Anyone used a String Potentimeter
Was yours a 100mm pot? I didn't see any there that are linear taper.
Matt
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06-23-2009, 11:06 AM #13
Re: Anyone used a String Potentimeter
Yes they were. Here is the part number I ordered from Mouser:
688-RSA0N11S9002 . If you are looking for more 'beefy' construction (& more expensive as well), here is a source that I found:
http://www.familygate24.com/alps/pot...ice/index.html
Maurice
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06-23-2009, 04:57 PM #14
Re: Anyone used a String Potentimeter
Maurice-
Looking at that mouser part number it looks as if you have an audio taper as opposed to linear.
Matt
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06-23-2009, 06:13 PM #15
Re: Anyone used a String Potentimeter
I thought exactly the same thing too and I fired an e-mail to them when I received the shipment notice but they assured me they were linear pots. When I received them, I checked them and they were indeed linear & not audio. I think the description or the type of taper is misleading or wrong but for sure the ones I received were linear.
Maurice
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06-23-2009, 06:23 PM #16
Re: Anyone used a String Potentimeter
One more thing; here is my e-mail to them and their answer:
There seems to be a discrepancy between what I ordered and what was shipped. The data sheet (Page 494) in your website for 688-RSA0N11S9002 (see insert below) shows that this item has a Linear taper (which is what I wanted) and the item you shipped shows a D Taper on the order form below. Can you please check into this and let me know what is it exactly that you shipped and if this wasn't what I wanted, how can I go about exchanging the items and getting the right ones I needed?
And their answer:
Page 494 of the catalog shows that part number as a linear taper. Thank You - Brian
To which I answered:
Yes, I mentioned Page 494 as well, but I was questioning the order details below which show a D Taper, whatever that is.
4 688-RSA0N11S9002 4 7.000 28.00
ALPS Slide Potentiom
10K OHM D TAPER Is this description wrong then?
And they answered:
There is more than one type of linear taper - I think you have what you need. Thanks _ Brian
So, not very re-assuring & very confusing but they were the right type after all
Maurice
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06-24-2009, 05:59 AM #17
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06-24-2009, 06:15 AM #18
Re: Anyone used a String Potentimeter
Hey Guys what do ya reckon of hall effect sensors havnt tried myself but heres a Attached pdf we found interesting , I think they could be worth tryin out , Has anyone ever used this method Cheers Riche..
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