[sdiy] embarrassing noob needs to mount some pots
Suit & Tie Guy
erwill at suitandtieguy.com
Tue Mar 10 07:52:34 CET 2009
On Mar 9, 2009, at 11:07 PM, peter edwards wrote:
> I do a lot of repair and salvage and I have seen plenty of problems
> stem from the lack of proper utilization of the anti-rotation
> tabs....really. People very commonly cut the tab off and I always
> recommend that they do not. Using the tab makes for a more solid
> interface.
let's complicate things.
i must respectfully disagree the anti-rotation tab is necessary.
internal tooth lockwashers are at least as good if not a better way
to secure the potentiometer to the front panel. all of my 1/4" jacks
and potentiometers have hardware in this order: component,
lockwasher, panel, panel washer, nut.
now on a high density layout, where you've got a bunch of PC mount
potentiometers? yeah i think using the anti-rotation tab is a good
idea there.
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