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Try as I might, I've not managed to source a replacement potentiometer for my hotas. Is anyone aware of a company that might sell these parts? Thrustmaster customer services were no help at all and as far as they're concerned I should chuck my beloved flight stick on the scrap heap
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This may help. Replacement pots for TM HOTAS. https://www.radwell.com/en-US/Buy/CH%20P...
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If you're having erratic yaw problems I found the fix for that. No parts needed. I just did this to mine and it works. https://imgur.com/gallery/ob06FmA
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I have a similar issue with the T.Flight Hotas X throttle potentiometer, tried cleaning original but no luck.
I’ve ordered a couple of pots that might do the job , I’ll post back here with details and part numbers if it works out.
If you have any details on the pot in question post them here and I’ll see if I can help.
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did you find any potentiometer that worked?
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None that were cost effective. I suspect that the answer below may have been the right one, but I'd thoroughly ruined the existing potentiometer by then!
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