Can I add a post or knob to this kind of potentiometer?
459572
It's designed for a small flat blade screwdriver. But I guess if you took a piece of plastic in the shape of a shaft and whittled the end into a wedge, you could glue it and have what your looking for. I guess it all depends on your DIY skills.
215258
The posts have holes In them for 1/4 bolt usually supplied. You will need to crimp or solder a round connector for the wire.
1842424
You will have to purchase a post separately. In my case it was used for decorative purposes only.
683329
sorry there's no instructions with this pre amp. that's why I tried to return it in the first place.but if you'd like to give it a try? one of the pots is a blend front to back It's the one with 6 pins . solder front pic up positive to one middle pin back pic up positive to the other middle pin ground to side of pot with the others ground wires. TA DA that's it. these pots replace what you have. If you have a passive set up how your going to need to make room for a battery maybe drill a hole for the extra pot,or maybe move the in put jack from front to side? good luck
868801
I suppose you could with the needle attachment bit as I origionally postes I wouldn't recommend this ítem. It os junk.
1726798
No. There is a safety switch which must be actuated. If you place a small metal plate of appropriate thickness under the large pot, the switch could be made. I'm sure the manufacturer would not approve of this solution.
337611
Not without an adapter of some sort. The pin is too small for a standard auxiliary port.
1791969
I've wondered the same thing. The instructions do not even mention those knobs. I hope that Warren G.'s answer is correct... I found no explanation searching online...
250810
Good idea, always better to hear from everyday user's as opposed to someone that works for the company. There may other amps the knob works for that they might not know of, long shot but it may be true lol. I have a kenwood pushing my 2 12's but I forgot which amp I have cause my cars been in the shop for a while. And I did have to purchase the knob separate though. Probably doesn't help any but I would wait and see what others reply, good luck bro ! Oh and by the way check ebay u might get it cheaper there, I only paid about 25$ for mine !
579845
Not really. I use it to set the gains on my amps, but you'd just know where the knob is at where it clips, not how much power it's putting out. Get a pair of multimeters and set one to ohms and one to volts and do some simple math.
161390
Yes. There are 2 knobs and each knob has two holes. Probably can give you +/- 2" more length.
479952
If you know how to solder you can. It's a standard 555 timer circuit. Resister R4 is a 200k ohm. Replace it with a 400k and you'll get about 20 sec. It's linear so for example if you want 30 sec you'd do 600k. I did mine with the existing 200k and in series added a 200k potentiometer so I get a variable 10-20 sec delay. So far so good.
1323432
Yikes - I do not know. My knobs are in pristine condition. Have you looked up Norpro on the web? One idea I have is to contact Amazon.com and see if they can provide the information, since they also distribute the Norpro product. I wish I could tell you more, may you have good success in searching. Jane
949981
Yes you can. That is what I am using. I believe they are referred to as 5-way binding posts.
1579142
Not that it can't be done but the top has some weight and the adjusting knobs are at the bottom, so it would not be convenient, plus the aligning height holes on mine are not the best I've seen before, I think it would cause you unneeded grief if you were doing this on a constant basis.
157497
you can go to Radio Shack and buy MP-3 type single post plugins to convert from 2 wires to the needed size plug.
362118
It's impossible. I gave mine to a friend and ordered a different kind, with knobs instead of digital controls. :-(