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 To detect the position, each has a "Rectilinear Potentiometer." This is a linear sliding potentiometer with 6 electrical connections instead of the usual 3.
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+Disassembled to make sure wiper was connecting well. Looks good inside, lightly lubricated. Measured resistance between connection pins. With the exception of the "S" connection, which connects to a metal strip which is ridden by the wiper, the connections just connect to a continuous resistive strip. I don't need it for this application, but the rudder for example, could use the CT as the center.
+^Terminal^From - (Minus) Ohms^
+^-|0|
+^1|1.6K|
+^CT (center tap?)|6.4K|
+^2|10.4K|
+^+|12.1K|
+The "S" terminal must be "Slider" which is connected to the Wiper.
+The normal connections to use with Arduino DAC would be:
+^-|Ground|
+^S|DAC Input|
+^+|Vcc or 5V|
+/19/2019

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