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							<title>piggybacked switch</title>
							<description>Hi. Does anyone know how to piggybag a switch to a potentiometer?  Like in this diagram</description>
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							<title>Re: piggybacked switch</title>
							<description>Hello Mac,it would require a lot of mechanical alteration  between a switch and a normal pot to achieve what is shown in the diagram. these kind of tw</description>
							<author>Arun Kumar V&lt;nura1002003@nospam.com&gt;</author>
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							<title>Re: piggybacked switch</title>
							<description>Thanks Arun. Any chance you know a part number for something that would work?</description>
							<author>Colin Mac&lt;colinmac12@nospam.com&gt;</author>
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							<title>Re: piggybacked switch</title>
							<description>you can use 10k volume tone with on off switch commonly available in local elex marketit is used in portable black and white TV or pocket radio's volu</description>
							<author>۞ TPS ۞&lt;tpsbpl@nospam.com&gt;</author>
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							<title>Re: piggybacked switch</title>
							<description>Thanks Arun. Any chance you know a part number for something that would work?probably he's asking for part number from "Digikey" or "Radioshack" catal</description>
							<author>Arun Kumar V&lt;nura1002003@nospam.com&gt;</author>
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							<title>Re: piggybacked switch</title>
							<description>If radioshack's accessible,you can look up here for the part no... http://support.radioshack.com/support_electronics/doc21/21562.htmIt's this one .. V</description>
							<author>sashijoseph&lt;sashijoseph@nospam.com&gt;</author>
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