500K Audio Taper Potentiometer With Solder Lugs
Power: 1/2W
Resistance: 500K Ohm
Type: Logarithmic / Audio
Features:
Dust Seal
Solder Lugs
6mm Diameter Knurled Shaft, will fit most standard 6mm push-on knobs.
Knurled Shaft Length: 25/64″ (10mm)
Threaded Bushing Size: 17/64″ (6.8mm) Diameter X
1/4″ (6.35mm) Length
Threaded Bushing and Knurled Shaft Length: 16.35mm Total
Mounting Hole: 17/64″ (6.8mm)
Total Length (Top of Shaft to Bottom of Pot): 1-1/16″
Base Diameter: 3/4″ (19mm) Includes Dust Seal (Without Dust Seal : 17mm)
Mfg: Alpha
Office Use:  1067
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