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Hall Effect Pot in Aus/NZ

Discussion in 'Motor actuators and drivers' started by James Robbie, Jan 5, 2020.

  1. James Robbie

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    Hi all,

    Just looking at Hall Effect POT purchasing in the Aus/NZ region.

    I am wanting to replace my 10K POTs for something a little more accurate and durable and from my reading, I am needing to buy some 180 degree hall effect rotational pot sensors. As normal, NZ seems to be limited with stock or local availability...

    I did find a DIY thread which looks interesting especially with having access to 3D printers - https://hackaday.com/2019/05/24/better-simulators-with-homemade-potentiometers/

    Thoughts and feedback appreciated
    James Robbie, Jan 5, 2020
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    noorbeast, Jan 5, 2020
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