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"strange" potentiometer sub
On 18 Feb 2013 23:33:07 GMT, Sjouke Burry s@b wrote:
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Hi all,
I'm repairing an old italian stereo amplifier and the volume dual
potentiometer is scratchy beyond any hope. I tried cleaning it and
then also dismantled it but the carbon part is too much ruined with
several pits. Also the two channels doesn't really track anymore,
having large differences in resistances in almost all positions.
The problem is that these potentiometers (47Kohm) have an extra
fourth contact which is at fixed position at 10K from one end. It's
the first time I see such a potentiometer with fixed divider. Does
anyone know how to source a suitable replacement?
Thanks in advance and best regards
Frank IZ8DWF
Use an ordinairy stereopot of ~100k, and use 2 resistors, 80K and
10k, in parallel to simulate the tap. That should do it.
would it ?
cut
Yes.
Rebuttal, NO. There is other circuitry connected to the 4th pin whose
values are referenced to the 47k/50k whole length and the 10k tap point.
?-)
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