[R-390] BFO Turns Counter (was RE: Spinner knob for R-390)

[John Kolb]

Do those devices actually provide a  reduction drive? From the pictures
I've seen, the just look like a turns-counting knob as would be used
on a multiturn pot.  If the standard pot knob, they would provide a 1-100
scale over 360 degrees of rotation, thus allowing the BFO to be returned
to a precise setting, but not a gear reduction.

John

At 12:07 PM 9/16/2006, Tom Norris wrote:

>The past, ummm, half dozen times I've asked the list over the years
>I've gotten either guffaws or answers like "I don't know how many of
>those I've throw away over the years," but does anyone have an extra
>reduction-drive BFO turns counter that they've taken off??  For
>sale?  Cheap?  (especially since they warrant being thrown away like
>that... lol)
>
>Tom NU4G
>
>
>On Sep 16, 2006, at 11:53 AM, Lester Veenstra M0YCM wrote:
>
>>Yes I have, since I have one. By the way, getting back to that thread.
>>The  Veeder Root turns counting mod you have seen for the BFO knob,
>>does
>>exactly that function, fine precise tuning.
>>
>>Lester B Veenstra
>
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