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From: "Gary Fitzgerald" <gbfitz@swbell.net>
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Subject:  [LML] Re: Rheostat Cap / Cover
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Steve,

Those look like standard 1/4" shaft potentiometers.  Try your local Cell
Phone Shack (I'm pretty sure the sign on the door still says "Radio Shack"),
and if you don't find anything there, try DigiKey (www.digikey.com), Jameco
Electronics (www.jameco.com), Newark (www.newark.com), the recently
mentioned McMaster-Carr,  or just about any other electronics distributor.

Gary Fitzgerald
LNC2 standard build ~65%
Engine: TBD
St. Charles, MO


> I purchased a solid state dimmer a while back
> (http://www.sptpanel.com/solid_state_dimmer.htm), and was wondering
> if anyone knew where I might find a knob or something more decorative
> that slips over the existing knob.