Doh! Re: [sdiy] Dual Concentric Hemispheres?
Cynthia Webster
cynthia.webster at gte.net
Tue Mar 26 20:52:09 CET 2002
Yes Tony!
(What was I thinking)?
>> I'm interested in converting a couple of Encore Universal Event Generators
>> over to the Modcan panel format, (the UEG uses all 20K Linear Taper Pots)
>> to cut down on panel real estate. This way I can fit a UEG onto a standard
>> double width Modcan modular panel.
>
> Actually, I don't see why you would need to use dual concentric pots
> if all you want to do is fit the UEG into a Modcan format! If you look
> at the Modcan sequencer, it actually has more pots and more
> jacks/switches, than the UEG!
I just looked again at the Modcan Sequencer and you're absolutely right!
(There are other projects that I still might consider using Concentric pots
for, but I think it's really funny how carried away with this I got)!
With the 17A Sequencer,
Bruce broke his (unspoken) design rule of **everything** on one-inch centers
Now if he can do it - so shall I Yippee! LOL!
I guess to a large degree I design my front panels first, and only *then*
figure-out what's needed inside to make it work... (Somebody just said that
that's how Don Buchla always does it - so I guess that I'm in good company)?
In other words...
(I must be nuts)?
well, at least I'm getting an education in concentric pots today
for all the work and expense you just saved me -
THANK YOU TONY!
Cyn
>It's really a matter of choosing the right _size_ pot.
> I would highly recommend you spec out a 1/2" bodied pot similar to
> what I use:
>
> http://www.vishay.com/document/57054/57054.pdf
>
> Or ask Bruce and see which pot he uses.
>
> Hope that helps!
>
> Tony
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