Thread: Andymark Sonic Shifter and encoder?
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Re: Andymark Sonic Shifter and encoder?
The sonic shifter has mounting holes for an Encoder Mount Pad on the back below the shifting mechanism. The US digital encoder can then be screwed into the mount. This is how we've always mounted encoders and works really well.
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