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T2 "adjustment" idea anyone?

4 posts by 4 people · 12 Feb 1997 - 13 Feb 1997

Having just opened my T2 I have seen the two clear pink things wraped around the screws that determine the wheel lock. I was thinking, If one was to take those out and make a new hole in the center, then put one of the screws there, then put the pink thing back around it, that would increase the wheel lock about 45 deg in each direction brining the entire lock to about 360 deg, very realistic. My only reservation is that you would be turning against great force once you got past about 150 deg in either direction and I don't know if the thin plastic piece connecting the wheel to the unit could handle that much force. I suppose it would be possible to make an adjustment to the cord, or perhaps replace it with a less resistent cord to compensate. Anyone tried this?
Tom Pole 12 Feb 1997#355807
One question you have to ask is - will the Potentiometer support the 360 degree movement? Tom Polen
You're right Tom, the pot will not turn 360 deg. I believe the pot will turn about 270 deg. One could possibly find a 360 deg. pot and lengthen the bungee cord. Might work well! Good idea William! Regards, Dave
Trouble is you wouldnt be able to control it....'cause unless its very much different to the GP1...you just ripped the pot apart. They have at best a max turn of 270 deg......sorry. Mike. -- 02/13/97 06:34 [ Standard Disclaimer ]

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