30 Oct
2002
30 Oct
'02
7:43 p.m.
Tom Owad wrote:
Oops, didn't know I was replying to the whole list. :)
At any rate, the "eyelet" pins are the ones that look sort
of like an elongated donut. You stick the wire through the
center and solder. The other connector looks like it might
expect wire-wrap.
I'd suppose the eyelet connectors would be better for
soldering on single wires, cassette cables, etc.
Glad to see you can still get those connectors.
I had to buy something like 20 at once to get them.
-- Ross
You'll also need a 44 pin edge card
connector.
They can be quite difficult to find.
I think Douglas sells these.
<http://www.douglas.com/hardware/pcbs/breadboards/accessories.html>
44 pins of .025" square, .620" length
44-156C-WW
$5.54
44 eyelet pins of .225" length, .050" width
44-156C-Y
$4.53
44 pin DIP, pins are .156" length, .043" width
44-156C-D
$4.90
I'm not sure which it would be, though. What's an eyelet pin?
Tom
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