Hello, I am looking for good quality, reasonably priced potentiometers for my
homemade steering/pedal system. The $1.49 pots that I currently purchase
from Radio Shack are wearing out after about a month of hard racin! Thomas
Enterprise has pots but they seem expensive. I figure I could save some
money buying them directly from a manufacture or through a distributor. Any
recommendations for a good source of 100k ohms linear pots would be greatly
appreciated. Thanks for your help!
John Boles
Try here Digi-Key (http://www.digikey.com/) and Mouser
(http://www.mouser.com/).
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>Hello, I am looking for good quality, reasonably priced potentiometers for my >homemade steering/pedal system. The $1.49 pots that I currently purchase >from Radio Shack are wearing out after about a month of hard raccoon! Thomas >Enterprise has pots but they seem expensive. I figure I could save some >money buying them directly from a manufacture or through a distributor. Any >recommendations for a good source of 100k ohms linear pots would be greatly >appreciated. Thanks for your help! >John BolesI have had great success using the Digikey pots in my TSW2. The ones I got
are 100k pots.
The p/n is RV4NAYSJ104A
You can order them direct from Digikey at http://www.digikey.com/
They'll run ya about 5.50 a pot.
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Don Burnette
Palmetto Racing
Dburn on Ten
AOLL Iroc Administrator
>Hello, I am looking for good quality, reasonably priced potentiometers for
my
>homemade steering/pedal system. The $1.49 pots that I currently purchase
>from Radio Shack are wearing out after about a month of hard racin! Thomas
>Enterprise has pots but they seem expensive. I figure I could save some
>money buying them directly from a manufacture or through a distributor.
Any
>recommendations for a good source of 100k ohms linear pots would be greatly
>appreciated. Thanks for your help!
>John Boles


































