Because of the large demand for these, I am raising the price in order to avoid being out of stock, so this is that last one I will be offering at this low price.
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19 years ago
Because of the large demand for these, I am raising the price in order to avoid being out of stock, so this is that last one I will be offering at this low price.
I usually just use pots myself, then replace them with fixed resistors when the design is finalized.
Anyone who must yous pots, must be on drugs. Pots are used for calibration, not design! Yikes!
What works, works.
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If one needs to use pots to design, it's (whatever "it" is) not likely to work. I simply cannot imagine using a pot in the design phase. They're ugly enough when they're needed to calibrate. Yeesh!
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Keith: It sounds to me that you are the one on drugs. Good luck selling your triple decker substitution boxes.... they went out with the dinosaurs. Most design engineers DO NOT use substitution boxes but rather "tack in" approximate values of resistors derived from calculation or educated guesses and/or will use a pot in a finicky initial design when experimenting with tolerances. electricitym
Keith: "yous" pots....... nice grammer and spelling.... maybe you are the one on drugs.... or "pot" ? ? electricitym
No sales? Not too surprised!
I am not surprised either....... you can find this on his website
I actually understand the "name" and arbitrary pricing. The name is a rip-off of the 99 cent store. The arbitrary price is a way of pointing out what a bargain it is IF you pay less.
I have rarely used a Decade box myself, and when I did it was a L&N .001% unit used for precision calibration.
^^^^^^^ Jesus wept...
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Bob: Nice "pick up" on grammar. I didn't "yous" my spell checker for that posting. electrictym . . .
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