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On Jul 13, 7:12 am, msg wrote:
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 Interesting. I've never seen a pot like this. So the turns ratio is determined by the shaft diameter to ball diameter ratio? And the wiper arm is connected to the ball carrier? So this assumes the metal to metal, shaft to ball won't slip, but the ball will turn in the carrier, causing the carrier to have 1/3 the rotation of the shaft? Sorry, this doesn't help you at all... Alan Nishioka |
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