[TenTec] OakGrigsby Optical Encoder
Anthony Bowyer
adb1x1@yahoo.com
Tue, 19 Nov 2002 05:18:25 -0800 (PST)
Pete,
The Oak Grisby part number I got from someone with
one of the 301 kits. I assume Ten-Tec made some part
changes along the way. It looks to be of good quality,
but I'm sure it's expensive if purchased new. The ones
I saw on ebay were electrically pretty much identical;
just the 1/8" shaft, and the starting price isn't bad.
Of course who knows what it might become! If you can
find some well made shaft reducers, it might just be a
cheap way to go.
Anthony
--- AC5E@aol.com wrote:
> The encoders in the three kits I still have were
> quite different physically
> from the ones in the factory 301 s I have, or in the
> Omni's.
>
> The kit encoders were very similar to a Clarostat 2
> Watt potentiometer, with
> three leads. The shaft was a standard 1/4" shaft,
> just a bit too long to
> allow the drag function of the stock Omni tuning
> knob to engage.
>
> I did confirm the wiring on the kit, which is as
> follows
>
> The hookup from the DB-25 to the encoder is
>
> pin 16 5 V+
>
> pin 8 encoder phase 1
>
> pin 5 encoder phase 2
>
> pin 1 chassis ground
>
> pin 14 chassis ground
>
> Of course, any encoder that will function properly
> on 5 V should be usable.
>
> 73 Pete Allen AC5E
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NT4X
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