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Need new pots!

4 posts by 3 people · 05 Apr 2000 19:09 UTC - 06 Apr 2000 16:58 UTC

Tim Vanhee 05 Apr 2000 19:09 UTC#280592
Where can I find high quality pots? Mine aren't very high quality, they cost me about 1$ a piece and they are the best I can find. but they are totally worn out. I cleaned them a few day ago and they spike again.
Anthony Brooks 06 Apr 2000 05:23 UTC#280451
"Tim Vanhee" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:CrKG4.26599$[email hidden]... > Where can I find high quality pots? Mine aren't very high quality, theycost > me about 1$ a piece and they are the best I can find. but they are totally > worn out. I cleaned them a few day ago and they spike again. >Depending on the wheel you have, if you can get a number off the back of the pot, check out www.digikey.com I currently have a TSW2 and I ordered like 10 pots for spares that was alot cheaper than going thru TSW direct. Tony
Marc Collins 06 Apr 2000 15:39 UTC#280189
I have never had too much of a problem finding pots of the right specs in a typical big-city electronics supply store...but every wheel I have owned so far has used customised/special connectors between the pot and the wheel/pedal device itself--meaning that unless you can forge your own metal or cut and remould plastic, you're not going to get very far. Does the TSW wheel use a more generic design (I wouldn't be surprised if they used this sensible approach)? What do you recommend for the rest of us? Marc. "Anthony Brooks" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:hbVG4.310$[email hidden]... > > "Tim Vanhee" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:CrKG4.26599$[email hidden]... > > Where can I find high quality pots? Mine aren't very high quality, they > cost > > me about 1$ a piece and they are the best I can find. but they aretotally > > worn out. I cleaned them a few day ago and they spike again. > > > Depending on the wheel you have, if you can get a number off the back ofthe > pot, check out www.digikey.com > I currently have a TSW2 and I ordered like 10 pots for spares that wasalot > cheaper than going thru TSW direct. > > Tony > >
Anthony Brooks 06 Apr 2000 16:58 UTC#280207
The only 2 wheels I've owned is a Thrustmaster GP1 and now a TSW2. Both of them was easy to replace pots. No customizing here, but I'm sure every wheel is different. Tony "Marc Collins" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:Dc2H4.48018$[email hidden]... > I have never had too much of a problem finding pots of the right specs ina > typical big-city electronics supply store...but every wheel I have ownedso > far has used customised/special connectors between the pot and the > wheel/pedal device itself--meaning that unless you can forge your ownmetal
Quoted text (14 lines)> or cut and remould plastic, you're not going to get very far. > > Does the TSW wheel use a more generic design (I wouldn't be surprised if > they used this sensible approach)? What do you recommend for the rest of > us? > > Marc. > > "Anthony Brooks" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:hbVG4.310$[email hidden]... > > > > "Tim Vanhee" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > > news:CrKG4.26599$[email hidden]... > > > Where can I find high quality pots? Mine aren't very high quality,
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Quoted text (17 lines)> > cost > > > me about 1$ a piece and they are the best I can find. but they are > totally > > > worn out. I cleaned them a few day ago and they spike again. > > > > > Depending on the wheel you have, if you can get a number off the back of > the > > pot, check out www.digikey.com > > I currently have a TSW2 and I ordered like 10 pots for spares that was > alot > > cheaper than going thru TSW direct. > > > > Tony > > > > > >

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