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On Jul 13, 10:12 am, msg wrote:
Greetings: Please view these photos of a three-turn planetary drive pot that uses a conventional "stackpot" formfactor athttp://www.cybertheque.org/homebrew/rcvr/images/antennas/pot.jpg Resistance = 1K It was made in 1966 by CTS; stampings: 36129 137.6637 Does anyone recognize this pot technology? Any suppliers nowadays? I need the form factor for modifications to antenna rotator assemblies in a space that does not permit using larger multi-turn pots and using trimmer versions is not sufficiently robust. Wow, I had seen those in the past but not for many many years. If you are truly updating some rotators, there are some articles in QST, CQ, 73, etc. from the past 20-30 years on doing it using something other than 360-degree pots. Some of them use essentially homebrew shaft encoders. Tim. |
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