Logic trainer finds

Vincent Slyngstad wrote: I have one of these, and the wires with the plugs are a problem. Mine came to me with only a few of these left, and I haven't been able to replace them. For those who've never seen one (but care), there are eyelets/rivets which are sized appropriately for a mini-banana plug, set into the lab box to form the connection points. Then, a kit of various lengths of wire is provided. The wires end on both ends with something similar to the male pins from a large AMP connector or the like. The thing is, they have an unusual tapered shape, rather than a simple cylinder, which allows them to wedge into the eyelets nicely. The pins appear to be brass, and the eyelets look like they might be gold plated(?). I (and probably others who own one) would love to get some more of the wires, or at least a source for the tapered pins to make new wires. If the tapered pins were available, I suspect brass eyelets could be used for an inexpensive (and almost authentic) plug/connector scheme. (Mini-banana plug hardware seems to be the antithesis of inexpensive!) Vince -------------- I assume you are talking about the DEC logic trainer? If you talking of the CDC trainer, I have a couple of old chasses loaded with wires and buggies that I use for repair. Even have some NOS wires and buggies. Billy