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Hi Radu: I've had good luck with the I Fix It tool sets. https://www.prc68.com/I/Fasteners.shtml#4mm_Hex_Drive -- Have Fun, Brooke Clarke https://www.PRC68.com axioms: 1. The extent to which you can

I own several sets of tools made by Wiha. Most of them have survived decades of steady use without noticeable wear and they perform very well. I even purchased a set of Posidrive screwdrivers

Another vote for Wiha here. Great quality. My daily use "small drivers" set is a Wiha 26997 that I bought more than twenty years ago. Still perfect. Last year I treated myself to a bug set if

I also have several sets of Wiha bits/drivers, both hex and torx in metric and sae in the smaller sizes. They are hard to beat in price and performance. [email protected]> wrote:

I use the Wiha Mini ones too - they are very good, so are the Wera hex drivers in their 'Micro' range of screwdrivers - not the cheapest but like Wiha, seem to be made of real steel (rather than

Hi: When HP introduced the 8410 Vector Network Analyzer one of the demonstrations was to test a BNC cable to 12 or 18 GHz, I forget which.? But to our surprise it looked great. The connector that you

Renee, That's a great recommendation - I have a screwdriver or two by Wiha and they're top notch. Thank you. I just ordered a set of those hexes and the price is actually surprisingly low. Radu.

Steve, I've heard good things about Kroil, and it's probably time I bit the bullet, but I'm a little apprehensive about applying it to a plastic part that's as conspicuous as a knob is. Is this

Before you ruin any more bits or setscrews, get some Kroil. Best penetrating oil I've ever used, and I learned about it here or on the similar Tek group. I've used it to free things that I had given

Radu- amazon or where ever, I have been using them for eons...good quality. two sets one metric and the other imperial Wiha 35392 5 Piece Mini L-Key Short Hex Metric Set hope that helps Renée

Hi all, I'm often running into the situation where, trying to remove to replace knobs on HP (and any number of brands) units, I need to use very small hex or other types of bits which get ruined very

The 'C' is "Not" a bayonet 'N'. It is much more like a giant BNC, with a much greater total distance between inner and outer contacts than any N type. (Within the mating parts at least.) Plus the

No wonder they went out of business.? :)

hello, I just did another test: *Only on the motherboard CPU? Atlas 757 and the video PCI card (66525).* The additional video module card (66502) is present, but not inserted into a PCI slot, and is

Take care. A 'N' plug centre pin Haa a larger diameter than the pin in a BNC plug, so you risk damaging the BNC socket centre receptacle if you force things together. (Similar risk if it's a TNC

Dear All, If you measure transmission and match through a BNC plug/socket pair, the main issue seems to be resonance and radiation at the interface, due to incomplete seating of the plug outer

A "VHF attenuator" which is only good to 100kHz for 250 bucks? No thanks!

Thank you very much John! Found the function, quite a long one :-) Will keep you updated, but don't hold your breath. Currently I have a rather painful health problem (kidney stone), so my programming

So here’s an oddball connector usage from the opposite end of the spectrum - a perfectly good HP 355C VHF attenuator (BNC connectors) has been bastardised and is being used as a 600 ohm 1dB step

...And dont forget Wangnet which uses a BNC alongside TNC in its contra-rotating ring topology. Pete [email protected]> wrote: