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Donna and Dan Stanger February 1st 06 12:02 PM

WTB: 100k-250k linear pot with center tap.
 
Hello All,
Does anyone know of a source for these in 1 or 2 quantity, or does
someone have
a used one they will sell?
Thanks,
Dan

Don Bowey February 1st 06 04:04 PM

WTB: 100k-250k linear pot with center tap.
 
On 2/1/06 4:02 AM, in article , "Donna and
Dan Stanger" wrote:

Hello All,
Does anyone know of a source for these in 1 or 2 quantity, or does
someone have
a used one they will sell?
Thanks,
Dan


Have you tried Radio Shack?


David Nebenzahl February 1st 06 10:46 PM

WTB: 100k-250k linear pot with center tap.
 
Don Bowey spake thus:

On 2/1/06 4:02 AM, in article ,

"Donna and Dan Stanger" wrote:

Does anyone know of a source for these in 1 or 2 quantity, or does
someone have a used one they will sell?


Have you tried Radio Shack?


*Radio Shack*? Surely you jest!

Are we even talking about the same store? You know, the ones that *used
to* carry some components, but that nowadays you'd most likely get a
blank stare from the clueless kid behind the counter if you asked for a
"center-tapped pot".

I doubt they ever carried center-tapped pots anyhow.

You need to find a *real* electronics store (they do exist but they're
getting harder and harder to find).


--
The only reason corrupt Republicans rule the roost in Washington
is because the corrupt Democrats can't muster any viable opposition.

Don Bowey February 2nd 06 03:24 AM

WTB: 100k-250k linear pot with center tap.
 
On 2/1/06 2:46 PM, in article
, "David Nebenzahl"
wrote:

Don Bowey spake thus:

On 2/1/06 4:02 AM, in article ,

"Donna and Dan Stanger" wrote:

Does anyone know of a source for these in 1 or 2 quantity, or does
someone have a used one they will sell?


Have you tried Radio Shack?


*Radio Shack*? Surely you jest!

Are we even talking about the same store? You know, the ones that *used
to* carry some components, but that nowadays you'd most likely get a
blank stare from the clueless kid behind the counter if you asked for a
"center-tapped pot".

I doubt they ever carried center-tapped pots anyhow.

You need to find a *real* electronics store (they do exist but they're
getting harder and harder to find).


I agree many RS stores have slipped greatly, but I can usually find what I
need at the local one, saving me a rush 25 mile trip to my regular wholesale
house. I think it unlikely RS carried pots that didn't have a variable
wiper, and my local RS has a fair selection of pots.

The topic was pots, not high-quality technical clerks.

Don


David Nebenzahl February 2nd 06 03:39 AM

WTB: 100k-250k linear pot with center tap.
 
Don Bowey spake thus:

I agree many RS stores have slipped greatly, but I can usually find what I
need at the local one, saving me a rush 25 mile trip to my regular wholesale
house. I think it unlikely RS carried pots that didn't have a variable
wiper, and my local RS has a fair selection of pots.


Heh. You apparently misunderstand that "pot" (potentiometer) means a
variable resistor with a wiper. The OP is looking for one with a center
tap (a fixed connection to the resistance, not a wiper).


--
The only reason corrupt Republicans rule the roost in Washington
is because the corrupt Democrats can't muster any viable opposition.

Remove _ for valid address February 4th 06 06:45 PM

WTB: 100k-250k linear pot with center tap.
 
In article , Donna and Dan Stanger wrote:
Hello All,
Does anyone know of a source for these in 1 or 2 quantity, or does
someone have
a used one they will sell?


All the ones in my junk box seem to be LOG.

If you only need one, how about adding a centre tap to a regular one?
A little silver paint from the edge of the track to an extra contact
should do the job fine.

Mike.



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