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DIY Hall Efects POTS!

Discussion in 'DIY peripherals' started by ne02005, Feb 21, 2017.

  1. ne02005

    ne02005 Member

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    Hi this is my version of DIY Hall effect Pot. Just design and printed on 3D Printer, glue 2 neodimiun magnets , mount a road and use a hall effect sensor.

    With a reduction gear 2:1 I got 180º (just what I need for simulator arm) "up and down just 180º.




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    That's a very good solution ... Which sensor did you used ?
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    Do you have a good accuracy with these sensors?
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    How strong is this 3D-printed thing?
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    As there is no weight or force on these parts, the 3d prints are strong enough for this kind of part.
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    which hall effect sensor did you use? and A1302?
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    I think also it is possible with SS49E sensor. I`m trying to build something similar
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    It's a 1302
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    SS49E sensors will be good too.
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    Just use a 1302
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    The best. Never fail. The analog pots are obsolete
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    Very strong they are made fr9m ABS.
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    Yes that's true.