RockNRolla

I have two 10k Pots and need them to act as a single 20k pot. I understand I need to wire theme in series (or is it paralell?). But should I have one at max resistance and one with no resistance or how should I set them up?

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Mootsfox

Set to the max, in series it would be 20k Ohm, in parallel it's 5k Ohm (1/5 = 1/10 + 1/10).

In practice, it's much better to use a single pot, especially if you only have large ones.

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PizzaMan

I've dont this before. Set them to max. Connect one pin from each together. Double check the resistance on the two remaining open pins. I just simply glued them together and soldered the pins. Worked well.

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DuckieHo

Also, are your sure about the wattage rating?

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Just noticed, but OP has NVIDIA GeForce GTX 395 SLi + GTX 360 PhysX in his sig.....

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