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Commodore 64 VIC 20 Paddle Controller Potentiometer Repair Jittering Paddle
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Commodore 64 VIC 20 Paddle Controller Potentiometer Repair Jittering Paddle
Price: ES $14.40
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The sale is for 1 x 470K high quality potentiometer used in Commodore paddles.
With time and use the paddles become jittering, replacing the potentiometer will solve the problem. Please note that a bad SID or capacitors can also induce jitter.

The shaft of the potentiometer is tooled to match the ones in the VIC20 paddles shown in the picture, I don't know if it will fit other models.

You need to open the paddle, remove the old potentiometer.Desolder the 2 wires, solder to the new potentiometer, then install it.
The fixing hole is a little small (around 9.3mm), you should enlarge to 10mm, use a file or scissors. (Be careful not to hurt!!!!!)

Minor adjustments may be required to insert the knob.


Commodore paddles and file not included.
Due to changes in shipping rates, the prices shown are approximate; please send a message with your address for an exact price. The sale is for 1 x 470K high quality potentiometer used in Commodore paddles. With time and use the paddles become jittering, replacing the potentiometer will solve the problem. Please note that a bad SID or capacitors can also induce jitter. The shaft of the potentiometer is tooled to match the ones in the VIC20 paddles shown in the picture, I don't know if it will fit other models. You need to open the paddle, remove the old potentiometer. Desolder the 2 wires, solder to the new potentiometer, then install it. The fixing hole is a little small (around 9.3mm), you should enlarge to 10mm, use a file or scissors. (Be careful not to hurt!!!!!) Minor adjustments

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