Looks easy doesn't it. Sorry I can't post a circuit diagram due to that whole copyright thingy.
After 20 minutes with the drill and soldering iron, here's the first one finished. Now to find out if it actually works.
UPDATE; well, it does work, but the bastards have sold me log pots instead of linear pots. For the non electrically minded of you, this means that the useful speed range is compressed into 2mm of rotary movement. So, technically fine, but functionally useless.
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I would have thought seeing it was already on the net you could either include it with a suitable acknowledgement or at the very least include a link to it??
The problem comes (in my opinion)when the person originally posting the material on the web isnt the owner of said material....such as people posting Cedric Green plans on their website.
I would publish the link, but you have to be a member of the Digitrax yahoo group to see it, so its all rather moot isn't it.
had a little surf around RS have a nice 10 turn linear pot for $20
gives you super fine control
where is that simple circuit hiding ? in the Files, Photos or Links folder ? I am a member there but can't find it - DOH
cheers...
steve w.
Under the Zephyr folder. Last file (from memory)
found it, thanks...
steve w.
You Couldn't email me a Parts list and the Diagram could you?
I could if you e-mail me....
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