Re: LWFF pot replacement problem solved

"Leo Landman" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:B654675C.5693%[email hidden]... > Logitech doesn't supply replacement pots for their LWFF. So it looked likea

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> lot of us were going to have a problem sooner or later. Luckily > fellow-GPL'er Mike Turner solved it. ><SNIP> > So if your LWFF is due for a new pot, just ask Mike and your problem is > solved. He also makes some dandy pedals. More info here: > http://website.lineone.net/~mikebay/MTIndex.htm > > Bye, > Leo >

Thanks Leo...and Mike! -- don New GPL Programs for the Converted Tracks: http://www.ianparker.co.uk/gpl/bapom/

Logitech doesn't supply replacement pots for their LWFF. So it looked like a lot of us were going to have a problem sooner or later. Luckily fellow-GPL'er Mike Turner solved it. He supplies a very high quality Spectrol pot with all the right wires and connectors soldered on already, plus very detailed instructions on how to put it in place. The LWFF is a complicated piece of machinery but if you follow them to the letter, replacing the pot is a piece of cake. No soldering required, just a cheapo glue gun. I performed the operation yesterday and the wheel feels like new again! The range of the Spectrol pot is large enough to take off the original nylon bump stops, giving you an extra 10 degrees of turning. So if your LWFF is due for a new pot, just ask Mike and your problem is solved. He also makes some dandy pedals. More info here: http://website.lineone.net/~mikebay/MTIndex.htm Bye, Leo