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On 1/2/24 11:08, Paul Amaranth wrote: Oh well, square hole, round peg... Back to filing and drilling. "It was fun while it lasted... Man, we really got blasted..." Doug Sahm

Oh, that does sound good for a historic instrument!

Some pictures for reference (from expired ebay listing) of the 18011 oscillator & the extra boards, I can't comment any further as I haven't got one of these. David

I just tried this, and not well. Probably works well enough to test something if you're in a bind, but doesn't look good as a permanent solution. The other solution is to get some socket pins and mold

Am 02.01.2024 um 17:45 schrieb John Griessen: IEC-C6 (Mickey mouse connector) fits just fine with a small adapter plate (the oval connectors have a wider spacing of the mounting holes) Bernd

On Tue, Jan 2, 2024 at 05:14 PM, n4buq wrote: > > How would that work? The Belden uses round pins/sockets whereas the IEC > uses flat pins/sockets. > > Thanks, > Barry - N4BUQ > > >> I did run across

you change the chassis receptacle to match - I have done this myself so not to have odd cables or at the time unobtanium....although sometimes ya has to stick to the original... Renée

How would that work? The Belden uses round pins/sockets whereas the IEC uses flat pins/sockets. Thanks, Barry - N4BUQ

I did run across a post from Dale Cook where he says you can often shave down a standard IEC cord to fit and it will have the correct configuration. I'm going to give that a try. It's less work than

I use the black closed cell poly foam for making up my field kits and have had no issues over the years with degradation or deterioration of the items placed in it. I have several military test

I just upgrade any I use to IEC connector with a little drilling and filing...

If you obtain one Remember to Verify Hot and Neutral as they may be reversed... Renée

Ran across these when looking for something else: https://www.ebay.com/itm/275847001258 Reproduction oval power cords. A bit pricey at $40, but if you need one ... No connection with seller, yada

Thanks for several useful suggestions! 3D printing I did not think about as I lack a good friend with a printer and haven't so far created anything. I have at least 5 different kits including one from

Hi Morris, I've a 00105-6012 spare if you want it, I'm in the city of all seasons in one day (Melbun). Re retrofitting a 10811, apart from the mechanical differences, the 00105-6012 and 6013 are 5MHz

This HP8646B unit has been sitting on a shelf for 15 years.? When I first turned it on, the display segments ALL lit up, the microprocessor was probably not running at all.? Then after taking a

What I liked ot use is polyethelyene foam such as this on ebay: https://www.ebay.com/itm/133242222584? ( https://www.ebay.com/itm/133242222584 ) I find that it is very easy to cut, robust, and I

How about 3D printing the support, then surrounding it with foam as cushioning? ? (furniture seat covering foam seems reasonable). Foam never touches parts. Harvey

Not much shock protection with most 3D printed materials. What did he use? I'm a fan of low density polyethylene foam for this application.

I had a nice 3.5 mm cal kit which suffered from foam deterioration. A friend with a 3D printer designed a very nice and clever insert that will probably outlast the wood box. Probably the best