Anyone Put A 10-Turn On A Megawatt.
A ten turn potentiometer? With poor eyesight and a crippled hand I sure could use some disassembly and reassemble tips. Such as what needs to be done to gain access under the board to solder leads ...
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Amparo, is changing the 18-CREE flood lamp over the work table for me today. My internet access cannot be from home unless it is done by smart phone and I was awaiting news that my extensive package from HSC, HALTED ELECTRONICS had been configured correctly and is on it's way from Santa Clara, CA. They have a basic website with catalog BTW. So I spend the day at Mercado del Sur connected to their modem. For the last seven years they tell me, Phone Internet Service has been unavailable here. The connect to a modem kind.
I have a 2nd Megawatt waiting for me in Chula Vista. Plus a lot of electronic components for the Mega and for line spike suppression. Gas Discharge tube, avalanche TVS diodes,a pound or so of 20mm MOVS, and lots of PICO 2-amp fuses.
What I REALLY need at this point is a pair of 6" long RACK HANDLES, to protect the rooster-beak-knob switch and two ten-turn pots that go atop the BORG. Ten inch rack handles are not out of the question. Even industrial-looking stainless drawer handles would work. My fear is to smack the BORG and have something vital get smashed. The housing is something like 20 gauge steel sprayed with Krylon bed-liner.
Amparo, is changing the 18-CREE flood lamp over the work table for me today. My internet access cannot be from home unless it is done by smart phone and I was awaiting news that my extensive package from HSC, HALTED ELECTRONICS had been configured correctly and is on it's way from Santa Clara, CA. They have a basic website with catalog BTW. So I spend the day at Mercado del Sur connected to their modem. For the last seven years they tell me, Phone Internet Service has been unavailable here. The connect to a modem kind.
I have a 2nd Megawatt waiting for me in Chula Vista. Plus a lot of electronic components for the Mega and for line spike suppression. Gas Discharge tube, avalanche TVS diodes,a pound or so of 20mm MOVS, and lots of PICO 2-amp fuses.
What I REALLY need at this point is a pair of 6" long RACK HANDLES, to protect the rooster-beak-knob switch and two ten-turn pots that go atop the BORG. Ten inch rack handles are not out of the question. Even industrial-looking stainless drawer handles would work. My fear is to smack the BORG and have something vital get smashed. The housing is something like 20 gauge steel sprayed with Krylon bed-liner.
