This is a shameless admission of my lack of knowledge. LOL!! I'm about to add adjustable braking to my power supplies and want to choose the right potentiometer for the job. A simple wire-wound rheostat/turn pot will do. Something from Radio Shack. I was reading up on this topic and one guy suggested having the "value" of the pot be as close to the resistance of the controller you are using, therefore use a 50-60ohm pot if your controller has a 60 ohm resistor. It sounds like a good "rule of thumb" but I need some 2nd opinions please. I plan to do a "sticky" on this and my track build as well. This braking feature will enhance performance options when hosting "Pronomag" proxy racing once I get the track all built.
Power supply specs:
24VDC @1 amp, adjustable voltage, amperage fixed. One each per lane.
Contoller: Parma Economy