diyAudio Forums Archive > Top > Amplifiers > Chip Amps Where can I find Smallest Volume Remote Kit ?? - Click HERE for Original Thread calico88 Since my box are tiny, smaller than 5cm X 5 cm for remote volume space, does anyone ever seen the Volume Remote Kit ? (DIY) ?? or buy the ready to use ? as long as small/tiny. I saw threads mith any kits but they are big for my box. thanks cal Bluto Cal - Can't recall dimensions but there is a Scandinavian guy who sells kits right here in forum in sellers area. Bluto calico88 I couldn't find the scandinavian guy who posted the remote... any hint ? cal JesseG Smallest I have ever seen = I have one and it orks great! http://www.diygene.com/servlet/the-415/4-way-Motorized-Remote/Detail theAnonymous1 This PGA23XX/CS3310 IR controller board is fairly small, but it requires a seperate board with the PGA23XX/CS3310 on it (which could be made even smaller). http://www.tauntek.com/irvc-ir-mast...ume-control.htm calico88 thank you for the site remote tiny control board. but i have no clue how to connect them together with the additonal board. and i was thinking using it with small motor from cellular vibrator motor to control the potentionmeter. I can build the mechanical gear for the pot. but I have no idea how the electronic part . cal pacificblue Here is "the Scandinvian guy" from post #2 :) http://electronics.dantimax.dk/Kits...ards/index.html calico88 thank you, but I think it's still too big for my box. cal theAnonymous1 This board isn't specifically for a volume control, but it could be configured to power a motorized pot. It's only 5cm x 4.5cm. http://www.apogeekits.com/ir_receiver.htm calico88 ok, well I need much smaller than that. thanks DcibeL Ok, well if you need much smaller than that you're likely limited to designing it yourself with small SMT components. You can use a digital volume control IC such as a PGA2311 and a micro to remove the space taken up by the pot and motor, but if you're going to do all that work unless you really love your chassis I would say it would make more sense just to get a slightly larger chassis. You can't squeeze one of the kits in there if you lay the pcb on it's side maybe? calico88 well, I can not squeeze that pcb on the space I got. there must be a way to create this. I just need 2 bottons, up and down botton to move the motor one step and another. may be not yet. I guess I have to wait. cal

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