work in the powertrain electronics area at a major auto company, which
means we have mounds of catalogs from various electronics suppliers
lying around. If there's something available in the area, I'm pretty
sure I can find it.
here.
> Problem is
> 1st: the quality, but the original logi-pots were lousy too
> 2nd: the milled flattend shaft, this shouts for DIY.
> 3rd: those tabs (flaps?) at the pot housing. normal pots don't have
them. No big
> problem, since hotglue is your best friend :-)
> Cya
> Jens
> BTW: Mike Turner from UK found the manufacturer (who makes these
thingies for
> several controller producers) and got even a quotation. Price was
good, but
> minimum purchase 1000 pcs.
> >> According to my experience the pots give you problems earliest
after
> >one year.
> >> This is for extremely extensive use (says my wife, I would call it
> >regularly)
> >> and a very humid and warm environment.
> >> Unluckily you cannot get Logi-spare pots on the market :-(
> >Jens, you are saying then that I can't just run down to the local
> >electronics outlet and find an equivalent pot? What is unique about
> >them?
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