Bob, I think this "might" be the part number you are looking for.
EVU-E3JFK4B54
John Blacet uses two different types of these pots. He uses the 50K
with plastic bushings (no threads) and the 50K with metal bushings
(have threads). Obviously, you need the ones with threads for
separate panel mounting. Both of these are thru hole parts, not
surface mount. If you are a Blacet customer and tell him you want to
match pots for some DIY work, I expect he will tell you which part
number.
Here is a link to the data sheet that shows how the part number
relates to the particular features of that pot.
http://www.maco.panasonic.co.jp/www-data/pdf/AOK0000/AOK0000CE4.pdf
Since you are asking for tips, get some heat shrink just large enough
to cover the wire you solder to the pot pin and prepared the wires to
the normal thru-hole pins covered in this fashion.
Larry Hendry
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EVU-E3JFK4B54
John Blacet uses two different types of these pots. He uses the 50K
with plastic bushings (no threads) and the 50K with metal bushings
(have threads). Obviously, you need the ones with threads for
separate panel mounting. Both of these are thru hole parts, not
surface mount. If you are a Blacet customer and tell him you want to
match pots for some DIY work, I expect he will tell you which part
number.
Here is a link to the data sheet that shows how the part number
relates to the particular features of that pot.
http://www.maco.panasonic.co.jp/www-data/pdf/AOK0000/AOK0000CE4.pdf
Since you are asking for tips, get some heat shrink just large enough
to cover the wire you solder to the pot pin and prepared the wires to
the normal thru-hole pins covered in this fashion.
Larry Hendry
--- rborisk <rborisk@...> wrote:
> Hello,__________________________________
>
> I am looking for tips with regard to building cgs modules in the
> frac-rack format in order to complement my small blacet rig. Can
> anyone suggest US part numbers (mouser/digikey, etc.) for
> small pots and switches that would help me to save panel
> space?
>
> As far as pots go, I know that Blacet uses the panasonic 9mm
> jobbies from digikey (page 720 of my catalog, which may be out
> of date). However, these are surface mount only. There is one
> type (Fig. 2) that has hardware for mounting to a panel, though
> without solder lugs--can I just use this and solder to the smt
> pins?
>
> BTW, this is my first attempt at building modules. Any and all
> tips/advice will be greatly appreciated!
>
> Thanks,
> Bob
>
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