What good would that do? You need a non metallic tip to keep from changing the capacitance, unless the rotor is grounded. These are commonly called "Alignment tools" by professionals, and "Diddle Sticks" by people who don't know any better.
What good would that do? You need a non metallic tip to keep from changing the capacitance, unless the rotor is grounded. These are commonly called "Alignment tools" by professionals, and "Diddle Sticks" by people who don't know any better.
Also "tweakers". ;-) I had a cow-orker once who kept losing his, so he'd grab my X-acto knife and break off the tip, and use it. This was only for trimpots, but still! My X-acto knife! >:-(
;-) Rich
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