Hi There,
I am looking for a mail/online source for good quality POTs. Any help
would be appreciated
Cheers,
RC
> I am looking for a mail/online source for good quality POTs.
You have to know the manufacturer part number, but the
following URL is where I got mine from:
https://www.alliedelec.com/
For reference I use Clarostat manufacturer part number
'RV4NAYSD 104A' - military spec 'RV4' 100k pots.
- George
I called TSW and was told to go to: http://www.mouser.com
I didnt think about it at the time, but wonder if I should have bought
them from TSW just to support the company. Any how..........
I paid $12.80 each for the Spec pots TSW suggests and uses. Heres the
Mouser stk#: 594-15711503 so you can find them easily. BTW these are very
nice pots. Aluminum housing, much smaller than "basic" pots, and the housing
is fully enclosed and sealed, I can see a bead of hardened goop that seals
the housing to the ceramic base. No more of that loose housing, loose wiper
= spikey wheel, crappy pots that ruin your racing abilities. If you have
any questions about installation email me at: [email hidden]
btw these pots are 50k ones. Some wheels use 100k ones, mine did, but
its not enough of a difference to matter. TSW suggests the 50k pots, even
though mine came w/ 100k. I noticed no difference except in the calib.
screen.
Good Luck
Charlie
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> > I am looking for a mail/online source for good quality POTs. > > You have to know the manufacturer part number, but the > following URL is where I got mine from: > > https://www.alliedelec.com/ > > For reference I use Clarostat manufacturer part number > 'RV4NAYSD 104A' - military spec 'RV4' 100k pots. > > - George > > >try www.digi-key.com
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> I called TSW and was told to go to: http://www.mouser.com > I didnt think about it at the time, but wonder if I should have bought > them from TSW just to support the company. Any how.......... > I paid $12.80 each for the Spec pots TSW suggests and uses. Heres the > Mouser stk#: 594-15711503 so you can find them easily. BTW these are very > nice pots. Aluminum housing, much smaller than "basic" pots, and the housing > is fully enclosed and sealed, I can see a bead of hardened goop that seals > the housing to the ceramic base. No more of that loose housing, loose wiper > = spikey wheel, crappy pots that ruin your racing abilities. If you have > any questions about installation email me at: [email hidden] > > btw these pots are 50k ones. Some wheels use 100k ones, mine did, but > its not enough of a difference to matter. TSW suggests the 50k pots, even > though mine came w/ 100k. I noticed no difference except in the calib. > screen. > > Good Luck > > Charlie > > "George M. Smiley" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:4yCS5.669$%[email hidden]... > > > I am looking for a mail/online source for good quality POTs. > > > > You have to know the manufacturer part number, but the > > following URL is where I got mine from: > > > > https://www.alliedelec.com/ > > > > For reference I use Clarostat manufacturer part number > > 'RV4NAYSD 104A' - military spec 'RV4' 100k pots. > > > > - George > > > > > >Try Newark Electronics. Full line of mis-spec stuff.
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