Reseating chips

--- "Fred Cisin (XenoSoft)" <cisin(a)xenosoft.com> wrote: Speaking of which, does anyone know of any surplus sources of said sockets? I have enough 20-pin and 24-pin turned-pin sockets to do the projects I need to do (like my GG2 Bus+), but I'm perpetually short of 14 and 16-pin sockets (as well as 28-pin and 40-pin). I picked up a handful (all they had) of some 16-pin sockets at Dayton this year at a price of several-for-a-dollar. If I could find 14 and 16-pin sockets at $0.10 each in quantity, I'd buy hundreds. Oh... just realizing the possibility for confusion - I need solder-tail sockets, not wire-wrap sockets. I _have_ a lifetime supply of turned- pin DIP WW sockets of all sizes (up to 64-pin). I would expect WW sockets to cost more than soldertail. So... at the moment, the price to beat is 3/$1.35 (B.G.Micro). I'm sure I can do better at Dayton next year, but that's 9 months away. I could really use a few dozen right now to finish upgrading the RAM in my stack of DEC Professionals (the daughter cards have 16 DRAMs each - two per Pro350, 1 per Pro380 - remove old 4164s, add 41256s and install two jumpers). I have enough sockets for one daughter daughter card. -ethan __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? HotJobs - Search Thousands of New Jobs http://www.hotjobs.com