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12-02-2005, 17:00
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Re: Adding another controller
What i get from ur post is that u want a way to control the speed of a motor, but u dont want to use a Joystick.
The joystick uses 2 Potentiometers to give you the values. If you buy a 100K Ohms linear or Normal (Knob like) POT(potentiometer) you can actually control the speed by moving the knob or the linear POT. For instructions on how to wire these POT please do a search there are many threads around. http://www.chiefdelphi.com/forums/sh...=potentiometer Please feel free to ask more questions |
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