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Dunlop Pot for Volume Pedal

Postby SteelieAJK » Tue Feb 17, 2015 12:13 pm

I've got a dunlop 470k pot I am going to try in a Goodrich VP, to see if this type of pot will last longer than the last couple I have tried. Would be good to have a backup passive VP. Question to anyone who has used a dunlop pot, how did you get the splines off the shaft??
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Re: Dunlop Pot for Volume Pedal

Postby dessa » Tue Feb 17, 2015 12:23 pm

The splines are held on with circlip Al :)
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Re: Dunlop Pot for Volume Pedal

Postby SteelieAJK » Tue Feb 17, 2015 2:20 pm

good lord so they are, eyes must be failing can't easily see a tiny black clip against black splines no more :shock:
thanks Derek..
splines off... now where's my soldering iron..... :)
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