therecordingart
Well-known member
I know this is probably very basic, and I did search before asking.
I want to use a rotary switch instead of a pot, and I already have the values for the resistors. My question is....what parts of the rotary switch act as the parts of the pot? If that doesn't make sense....there are three connection points on a pot. Where would you make those same connections on a rotary switch?
I want to use a rotary switch instead of a pot, and I already have the values for the resistors. My question is....what parts of the rotary switch act as the parts of the pot? If that doesn't make sense....there are three connection points on a pot. Where would you make those same connections on a rotary switch?