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Question Potentiometer 10k or 5k is better?

Discussion in 'DIY Motion Simulator Projects' started by Denvor, Sep 27, 2020.

  1. Denvor

    Denvor New Member

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    Hi gentlemen,
    Just a question regarding the potentiometer, which one will be better ? 10k or 5k? upload_2020-9-27_18-49-7.jpeg
  2. physke

    physke New Member

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    Either should work, but 10k is slightly better. Only difference is the current draw which is negligible, so either can be used.
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