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caution there mr. robertson.... ;-)
most of the encoders have springs, that fly to all 4 corners and that black hole or hidden crevice which all things you need fall into... those guys are real small..

next is some use plastic with copper/some other metal traces that tear easy..

the lube inside, if any, is also special, does not like sweat, esp. human type... tends to corrode... best to get part number, and see mouser/digikey/global etc... 

of course not all encoders are the same either in how they handle the encoding... with luck, you got a part number to look up, mouser has a good web site.. if the manufacture is on there, peek there too...

have you ever re-keys a lock? that is what I have flashing in my mind... pins, springs etc... but on a smaller scale...

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  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: sulurawk 
  To: AN1x-list@yahoogroups.com 
  Sent: Tuesday, December 14, 2004 3:49 PM
  Subject: [AN1x] Re: AN200 Restarts itself....



  I'm going to dissasemble the encoder and check to make sure 
  everything's making contact in the right places. I'm already out $130 
  and calling it a loss, so time to start pulling stuff apart.

  I'm a ham radio guy, so i've got some skills. Hopefully they'll pay 
  off!

  n8

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