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  1. 08-23-2014, 12:56 AM #1
    Daniel Gamboa
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    GOFLIGHT GF-RC CARD

    I have problems with the potentiometer of the rudder card of my GOFLIGHT GF-RC Pedals, is broken and it’s obsoleted. Any idea where I can find this card or how I can substitute this potentiometer, or how I can fix it?
    Thanks before hand for any help.
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  2. 08-29-2014, 01:32 AM #2
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    Re: GOFLIGHT GF-RC CARD

    Hi Daniel....
    If the card is faulty then obviously it needs to be replaced. As you say the card is obsolete, then I would suggest using a BU0836 card from Leo Bodnar.
    Connection is not difficult, just needs some header plugs (supplied with card) soldering to the potentiometer leads.
    As far as the faulty pot is concerned, usually commercial company's tend to use standard components to make manufacturing easy. You should be able to find a suitable pot at a local electronics store.
    Connect the Rudder pot to the X or Y axis because in the Windows calibration menu, you can set a centre point.
    Hope that helps you out Cap'n
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