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Re: How are teams mounting drivetrain encoders on WCD?

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We found the same on our elevator in 2015, switched to 1000psi 1/4" fuel line and the problem was resolved. (available in all auto stores for a couple bucks a foot, max.)
I discovered this summer that adhesive-lined heat shrink tubing works well too. It is designed to be used for underwater applications, but works well for attaching encoders too. It's easy to install, but a little more difficult to remove (you can just cut it off).

The McMaster part number is 7861K44, but don't buy the 4' length unless you want it to be shipped in a 4' long cardboard tube (not coiled up in a bag).
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