xefned
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is 1/8w too small for drive and cutoff pot replacements?
I'm replacing some missing pots on Wells Gardner neck boards (both k7000 and k4600.)
The ones I'm finding in the same footprint are often only 1/8w, and some even less than that.
Is this enough power handling capability? Or should I just up to 1/4 watt parts - which in many cases bumps the size up to 15mm, larger than the originals.
Is this a dumb question? I feel like it might be, I just don't want to burn them out and have to replace them again later. Any knowledge on the subject would be most appreciated.
I'm replacing some missing pots on Wells Gardner neck boards (both k7000 and k4600.)
The ones I'm finding in the same footprint are often only 1/8w, and some even less than that.
Is this enough power handling capability? Or should I just up to 1/4 watt parts - which in many cases bumps the size up to 15mm, larger than the originals.
Is this a dumb question? I feel like it might be, I just don't want to burn them out and have to replace them again later. Any knowledge on the subject would be most appreciated.
