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fluxmonkey
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does anybody know a US source for 100k linear pc-mount alpha 16mm pots, with 1/4" shafts, for the programmer/sequencer? log i can find, solder-lug i can find, knurled shaft i can find... they're all close but not seegar
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numbernone
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| Got mine from Mouser, but that was a couple years ago, and I bet you already checked there! |
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zthee
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Rykhaard
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| Posted: Fri Mar 26, 2010 3:45 am Post subject:
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| bbob wrote: | | does anybody know a US source for 100k linear pc-mount alpha 16mm pots, with 1/4" shafts, for the programmer/sequencer? log i can find, solder-lug i can find, knurled shaft i can find... they're all close but not seegar |
Alpha Single-Gang 16mm PC Mount Vertical
Mouser 313-1510F-Value, Alpha RV16AF-20-15R1-Value
From Small Bear Electronics. One of my favourite suppliers from down in the U.S.  |
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fluxmonkey
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@zthee--those are 9mm, and seem a little flimsy in terms of holding the whole weight of the pc board
@Rykhaard--i think those are either log or knurled shaft.
yeah, seems like it should be simple... |
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Rykhaard
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| bbob wrote: |
@Rykhaard--i think those are either log or knurled shaft.
yeah, seems like it should be simple... |
They're smooth 1/4" shaft. They're the PC mount version of the one that I buy from SBE regularly. They're also linear. Either as well as value can be specified, when ordering, from a drop down menu.
From the link that I provided, type 'potentiometer' into the search window. The page that comes up, has the one that you're looking for, at the very bottom of it. |
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fluxmonkey
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| Rykhaard wrote: | | bbob wrote: |
@Rykhaard--i think those are either log or knurled shaft.
yeah, seems like it should be simple... |
They're smooth 1/4" shaft. They're the PC mount version of the one that I buy from SBE regularly. They're also linear. Either as well as value can be specified, when ordering, from a drop down menu.
From the link that I provided, type 'potentiometer' into the search window. The page that comes up, has the one that you're looking for, at the very bottom of it. |
this link: http://www.smallbearelec.com/Detail.bok?no=694 ? looks like 3 values available, all audio taper, unless i'm missing something...
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stewpye
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| Posted: Fri Mar 26, 2010 5:07 pm Post subject:
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| I can't see the ones you want there either. You could email Small Bear and ask them... |
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Rykhaard
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Bugger - my error on assumption, based on the other pot stock that he carries, normally.
However, if you can deal with right-angle PC mount, on page 2:
http://www.smallbearelec.com/Detail.bok?no=692
They're available in a much larger pile of values. (Visually checked. 100k linear, is in there.) As well as tapers. Linear, Audio and Reverse Audio. |
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zthee
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| bbob wrote: | @zthee--those are 9mm, and seem a little flimsy in terms of holding the whole weight of the pc board
@Rykhaard--i think those are either log or knurled shaft.
yeah, seems like it should be simple... |
I've used 9mm for my programmer sequencer. Can't say it feels flimsy...
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