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#323526 - 20/06/2009 21:13 Rotary Encoder -- confirm part number?
snoopstah enthusiast Registered: 07/01/2002 Posts: 337 Loc: Squamish, BC	Hi guys, Can anyone confirm that this is the correct rotary encoder for a Mk2a? http://uk.farnell.com/alps/ec11e15244c0/encoder-vertical-30-det-15ppr-sw/dp/1520806 The FAQ seems to suggest the part numbers are the same, except the Farnell part has 'C0' on the end. Cheers! _________________________ Empeg Mk2a 128G with amber lit buttons kit - #30102490 PhotoVancouver \| Squamish, BC Webcam \| Personal Website
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#323828 - 28/06/2009 18:44 Re: Rotary Encoder -- confirm part number? [Re: snoopstah]
gbeer carpal tunnel Registered: 17/12/2000 Posts: 2665 Loc: Manteca, California	The only reference to an encoder in the Replacement Parts list was for a pdf link that is broken. Googling "meggitt rotary encoder" found this. http://www.piher-nacesa.com/pdf/encoders_switchesv01.pdf _________________________ Glenn
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#323947 - 05/07/2009 14:23 Re: Rotary Encoder -- confirm part number? [Re: gbeer]
Aragon member Registered: 17/05/2002 Posts: 148 Loc: Cape Town, South Africa	From looking at an Mk2a rotary encoder altman sent to me years ago, the link you posted looks correct. 30 detents, 15 ppr, 6mm diameter shaft, push switch w/0.5mm travel, vertical layout, through-hole, and made by Alps.
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