Greetings, gentlemen,
The image below is how I've been representing variable resistors in LTS for like ever. But this circuit fragment - because it contains a disproportionately large number of variable resistors compared to everything else- really forced me to face up to the issue that I'm doing something wrong here. There must surely be a more elegant way than making up v.res out of two fixed resistors and tapping the node between them for the wiper?
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