Onwon 100 Ohm Resistor 10 Turn Potentiometer 2W Wirewound Multi-Turn Adjustable Precision Potentiometer with 10 Turn Counting Dial Rotary Knob 6mm Shaft (100 Ohm)

This has only been in use for a few months, but linearity and build quality seem very good.Only downside - the pot itself turns smoothly, the supplied knob is stiff.

No.2 contact is the one protruding the bottom cap, as long as we figure this out, getting the resistance we need is no brainer then. I needed two of those 1K pots as speed dials for my turntable, I bought 4 of them just in case. When they arrived, I pulled my DMM and peasured each one of them. ALL 4 gave me values that are legit and steady. I will be happily using them. Hope the same happens on the rest of you when you are reading this.

This potentiometer has the worst response ever. Small movements spike all sorts of resistances, it jumps all over the place. Certainly not something you want with a multi-turn pot. Additionally, if you put the count/position knob on you basically can't turn it without excessive force. Do not buy.

This is a brand name bourns

The 3-star rating isn't necessarily for the quality of the part, which is exactly like the other import parts you'll get from a certain import site, but for the price. It's about 5x the import sites. I realize there are costs involved to importing this stuff, but this seems excessive. Other than that, it's a 200Ω, 2W wirewound 10-turn potentiometer.

It's durable and good material . I used it in my car close to the engine and heat.

Standard 10Turn Pot with a Unique dial to indicate resistance. I did not find it all that useful tho

Worked initially, but part way through the project I bought it for, something jammed inside, and then it quit working. Zero current, regardless of how you turn it.