Meridian Electronics - Circuit Question: 10k Resistor

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The discussion centers on the configuration of a 10k resistor in a circuit involving a potentiometer. It clarifies that the 10k resistor is connected to a 56k resistor and ground, with an arrow indicating a connection to a 100 µF capacitor. The presence of three connections on the resistor confirms its identity as a potentiometer, commonly used to adjust voltage levels, similar to a volume control in audio devices.

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go to http://www.meridianelectronics.ca/circ/batmon12.htm.

the 10k resistor is connected to the 56k resistor and ground but what is that arrow that goes from 100 uf to the 10k? This resistor has 3 connections?
 
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its a pot (potentiometer). With such device you turn the "volume" wheel for eg.
 

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