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Five 10K ohm linear rotary potentiometers with knurled 6mm shafts for volume and circuit control
This pack contains five 10K ohm rotary potentiometers with a linear B10K taper. Each unit has three terminals and a knurled 6 mm shaft that fits standard knobs. The components suit general electrical control tasks such as volume adjustment.
Linear taper gives a predictable resistance change throughout the full rotation range. The 13 mm shaft length and 7 mm mounting thread allow secure panel fitting. Buyers needing logarithmic taper or higher power dissipation should look elsewhere.
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A passive 10K ohm potentiometer generates no noise and negligible heat during continuous operation because it has no active electronics or moving parts that create friction.
The knurled shaft measures 6 mm in diameter, so any knob with a 6 mm bore or a compatible collet will fit directly without an adapter.
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