Thread: The Best Encoders for Drivetrain
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Re: The Best Encoders for Drivetrain
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Originally Posted by Owen Busler View Post
For those of you using the Grayhill 63R, how do you connect your shafts to the encoder?

Just making sure im looking at the right one

http://www.futureelectronics.com/en/...R256.aspx?IM=0
Surgical tubing and zipties actually works very well.
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