This nine-encoder board project is precision-engineered for enthusiasts interested in a small, budget-driven setup. It's hand-wired to a ProMicro, featuring a printed case and knobs, excelling in durability and functionality. Feedback is sought for potential enhancements.
Community Sentiment
High Interest
Positive63%
Neutral25%
Negative13%
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Community Feedback & Sentiment
High Interest
Positive–63%•Neutral–25%•Negative–13%
Positive (5)
"Interest in the project and potential uses for rotary encoders."
"Collector's enthusiasm for multiple encoders."
"General excitement about the project."
"Appreciation for the fun aspect of using rotary encoders."
"Expressions of intent to buy if the price is right."
Negative (1)
"Concerns about the potential costs and whether the project is overkill for personal use."
Questions (3)
Can the encoders be pressed in addition to being rotated?
What are additional use cases for rotary encoders beyond volume and brightness?
How strong are the detents for the encoders?
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Duckeebs Analysis
The thread contains a variety of feedback with a strong inclination towards interest, indicated by several engaged participants and high positive sentiment. There is a mix of practical use inquiries and humorous collector's comments, reflecting high community engagement.
Project Specs
- Name
- Small Rotary-Encoder-Only Board (IC)
- Category
- PCB
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- Connector
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- RGB
- No
