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    Hall effect joysticks

    Oct. 25, 2005
    Brochure includes general specifications on standard HFX joysticks utilizing hall effect technology, as well as specific details for each model.
    Hydraulicspneumatics Com Sites Hydraulicspneumatics com Files Uploads Custom Inline Archive Www hydraulicspneumatics com Content Site200 Articles 10 01 2005 11991 Lit0202png 00000005600
    Brochure includes general specifications on standard HFX joysticks utilizing hall effect technology, as well as specific details for each model. Seven models include 2 and 3 axis with or without buttons. Engineered drawings provide dimensions of each model. Joystick travel to 36° (18° from center). Supply voltage of 5 V, response of 40-80u sec, and output current of ±2%.

    CH Products, (760) 598-2518, www.chproducts.com/oem

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