Question

i need help

Answer 1

help with what exactly, mate?

Answer 2

http://prntscr.com/d1h3te

Answer 3

yes

Answer 4

go B!!!

Answer 5

are you sure?

Answer 6

nah

wait for @osprey

Answer 7

k

Answer 8

i'm waiting for Osprey

meanwhile, which is your answer?

Answer 9

@MTALHAHASSAN2 ?!?!

Answer 10

i also think it's b but not sure

Answer 11

a pot is a VARIABLE RESISTOR. I think that the CENTRAL TERMINAL is the one that "taps off" resistance. The two end ones, have a constant resistance between them I THINK
I'm a bit slow, Shamrock.
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Answer 12

I cannot be sure when typing into an expletive keyboard. BUT, a "simple" test would be to "AVO meter" - or some resistance measurer - across the ends and turn the knob .... NOWT should happen to the resistance. Then tap across from one outside terminal to the centre one and the resistance should vary. IF i'm right.
If I'm wrong, please aim any harpoons at one of the two US people ... pref the "tall" one ... ahem (sorry about that)

Answer 13

@osprey so basically you are saying c?

Answer 14

IF it decodes to C then yes. But the post is no miles away from the typing box ! Shamrock seems to nod. Risk it with the resistance meter (once called an AVO meter for "AmpsVoltsOhms") I don't think that anything will explode .. but don't sue me perleeeeeease.

Answer 15

ps I suspect you'd for sure find out if you tried b. I'd go to prod the avo as said, and MAKE A NOTE of what I find 'cos it's v easy to get v muddled doing these things. Look at most of the posts on this site, including this one.

Answer 16

so gooooo!!

Answer 17

thanks a lot @osprey

Answer 18

bravo @IrishBoy123
ps I think that for AVO you could also read "DVM" which is Digital VoltMeter which has a resistance measuring thingamy on it, and, as with the AVO it needs a battery - what doesn't these days ?