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FS: Home built rotary interface (Seattle, WA)
« on: December 07, 2009, 08:33:55 pm »
This is basically like Druid's design.  It's an Atmel chip programmed to interface 2 rotary sticks.  I haven't used it in forever since I upgraded to one of RandyT's GP-Wiz units that has it built in.  I assume it works, still (don't know why it wouldn't).  If anyone wants it, I'll give it to you if you cover shipping.

This unit includes 2 cables that attach directly to LS-30 (and Happ?) mechanical rotary sticks.
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Re: FS: Home built rotary interface (Seattle, WA)
« Reply #1 on: December 09, 2009, 10:33:50 am »
Gone!  Thanks Alex.   :cheers:
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