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by **Mike Grand** » Tue, 23 Jan 2001 22:42:28

Guys, whats would you recommend for potentiometers for the ECCI4000 and the
TWS2 Stock. I'd prefer to use Digi-key since I have an account with them.
Price is not an issue.

by **Jeff Eilan** » Wed, 24 Jan 2001 02:22:11

I use spectrol in my TSW Mike, been in unit for over a year, spray them with
Tuner Cleaner every once in a while, but no spikes or inconsistencies
ever......so far

--
Jeff Eiland
Georgia Boot #51
"Knights of the Round Track"
http://www.paladinracing.com

by **Bob Gedde** » Wed, 24 Jan 2001 13:40:03

Mike,

If some one replies directly to you regarding recommendations for your CDS4000,
would you mind posting here? I'm interested in trying something other than the
stock pots.

Thx,

Bob

> Guys, whats would you recommend for potentiometers for the ECCI4000 and the
> TWS2 Stock. I'd prefer to use Digi-key since I have an account with them.
> Price is not an issue.

by **George M. Smile** » Wed, 24 Jan 2001 14:48:04

> If some one replies directly to you regarding recommendations
> for your CDS4000, would you mind posting here? I'm interested
> in trying something other than the stock pots.

It is a military spec part, marketing claims aside they all
perform at about the same level. I myself replaced the
stock ECCI CDS4000 pots with Clarostat #RV4NAYSD104A,
no problems so far and quite a bit cheaper than ordering
them from ECCI.

- George

by **Mike Grand** » Wed, 24 Jan 2001 22:02:10

After doing some research and talking to a few engineers in the electronics
field I have decided to try the pots listed below.

CT2357-ND POT 100K OHM 2W CERMET

I hadn't opened my unit yet to see what was in the wheel but when I did I
was surprised to see that it was a Clarostat #RV4NAYSD104A. Thats a $5 pot
and was also used now by TSW in the TWS2 Stock that I purchased this year.
The pot in my ECCI lasted over 2 years while the ones in the TSW only lasted
less than 6 months under casual use.

--
Mike Grandy
Precision Racing
www.precision-racing.com

> Mike,

> If some one replies directly to you regarding recommendations for your
CDS4000,
> would you mind posting here? I'm interested in trying something other
than the
> stock pots.

> Thx,

> Bob

> > Guys, whats would you recommend for potentiometers for the ECCI4000 and
the
> > TWS2 Stock. I'd prefer to use Digi-key since I have an account with
them.
> > Price is not an issue.

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