Don,
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Thanks,
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I am a retired EE. Some of you may have seen some of my work. Disneyland.
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I buy a lot of parts from Mouser and DigiKey. I was trying to find out what series of connectors these are.
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Bob Macklin
K5MYJ
Seattle, Wa.
"Real Radios Glow In The Dark"
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Sent: Friday, November 08, 2019 10:23 AM
Subject: Re: [qrptech] Arduino Connectors?
Bob,
I have a bunch of sets of the Arduino headers. Each set has 2 - 6 pin, 2 - 8 pin, 1 - 10 pin and 1 - 3 pin double row header. It's more than I'll ever need and would be glad to send you 3 or 4 sets.
Don, K5DW
I was trying to find the series so I could buy them from Mouser or DigiKey.
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I want to try them foe some other than Arduino projects.
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I have a problem with Arduino shield boards. I work with wire-wrap sockets and it takes several of the sockets to space the boards. Plus there is often not enough space on a shield board to do what I want to do,
?
Bob Macklin
K5MYJ
Seattle, Wa.
"Real Radios Glow In The Dark"
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Sent: Friday, November 08, 2019 8:30 AM
Subject: Re: [qrptech] Arduino Connectors?
Bob,
If you want them to be stackable (i.e. for Uno shield) make sure the pin ¡°tails¡± are 0.4¡± long.
and sells header kits for most of the Arduino boards as do others I¡¯m sure.
I have no connection to these companies other than a satisfied customer.
Don, K5DW
They're just 0.1" pitch headers. You can find them anywhere, but here's a link to some:
?
What is the series of connectors used on the Arduino PCBs?
I mean the 6, 8, and 10 pin connectors on the edges of the UNO.
Bob Macklin
Seattle Wa
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Ryan Flowers W7RLF
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Re: Headers / Pins / Crimper Solutions for Off-board Items?
If I get to the PCB stage it's not that difficult to make a custom board, but most of my stuff is one of a kind or some kind of prototype, so figuring out how to set up remote components with headers/pins is desirable.
Thanks for the "dupont wires" reference! And thanks for the pix.
--Kirk, NT0Z
My book, "Stealth Amateur Radio," is now available from
www.stealthamateur.com and on the Amazon Kindle (soon)
On Friday, November 8, 2019, 12:27:42 PM CST, Ryan Flowers <geocrasher@...> wrote:
I'm not a skilled builder. The DC40 was my first scratch built radio, and my first Manhattan style project too. I used these connectors in several places, and I used pre-made pieces that I could solder rather than having to crimp. This is how they turned out, and how I used them. Notice how I used a pad to separate the pins. They're easy enough to bend with tweezers.
Kirk,
Are there header pins with flat bottoms (like tiny patio umbrella
stands), or should I take a standard header and bend the "legs" 90
degrees, soldering the now-flat legs to the PCB?
You can buy headers that are already 90degrees.? They are fat enough to
solder (if you can do SMD you are well
qualified.
For wires, I buy? "dupont" cables from ebay, individual connectors are
already crimped on each end.? I cut the wire
(which is really small, the only problem) and solder to the off board part.
If you can make boards, I don't know why you don't just design a custom
board?? Far easier for me and end result
is much better.
73,
Gary
WB6OGD
-- Ryan Flowers W7RLF
https://miscdotgeek.com
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Hey Ryan,
I? myself am ok with it as I understand that group dynamics vary
from group to group. This is especially true when the group is
replacing another group and expectations run high. You're doing
good!
BTW... I love the "New group smell"! Is that "Rich Corinthian
Leather"? :-)
--
73/72 . .
Bob de k2ki
k2ki@...
k2ki.bb@... (Goes to my cell)
FP #4214
SKCC #12195
NAQCC #2337
On 11/7/2019 9:13 PM, Ryan Flowers
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I apologize for alienating the very ones I was trying to do the
right thing for. Locking the thread was a bad idea, and I'm sorry.
You won't see any more locked threads.
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Ryan Flowers W7RLF
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Re: Headers / Pins / Crimper Solutions for Off-board Items?
I'm not a skilled builder. The DC40 was my first scratch built radio, and my first Manhattan style project too. I used these connectors in several places, and I used pre-made pieces that I could solder rather than having to crimp. This is how they turned out, and how I used them. Notice how I used a pad to separate the pins. They're easy enough to bend with tweezers.
Kirk,
Are there header pins with flat bottoms (like tiny patio umbrella
stands), or should I take a standard header and bend the "legs" 90
degrees, soldering the now-flat legs to the PCB?
You can buy headers that are already 90degrees.? They are fat enough to
solder (if you can do SMD you are well
qualified.
For wires, I buy? "dupont" cables from ebay, individual connectors are
already crimped on each end.? I cut the wire
(which is really small, the only problem) and solder to the off board part.
If you can make boards, I don't know why you don't just design a custom
board?? Far easier for me and end result
is much better.
73,
Gary
WB6OGD
-- Ryan Flowers W7RLF
https://miscdotgeek.com
|
Bob,
I have a bunch of sets of the Arduino headers. Each set has 2 - 6 pin, 2 - 8 pin, 1 - 10 pin and 1 - 3 pin double row header. It's more than I'll ever need and would be glad to send you 3 or 4 sets.
Don, K5DW
I was trying to find the series so I could buy them from Mouser or DigiKey.
?
I want to try them foe some other than Arduino projects.
?
I have a problem with Arduino shield boards. I work with wire-wrap sockets and it takes several of the sockets to space the boards. Plus there is often not enough space on a shield board to do what I want to do,
?
Bob Macklin
K5MYJ
Seattle, Wa.
"Real Radios Glow In The Dark"
?
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Friday, November 08, 2019 8:30 AM
Subject: Re: [qrptech] Arduino Connectors?
Bob,
If you want them to be stackable (i.e. for Uno shield) make sure the pin ¡°tails¡± are 0.4¡± long.
and sells header kits for most of the Arduino boards as do others I¡¯m sure.
I have no connection to these companies other than a satisfied customer.
Don, K5DW
They're just 0.1" pitch headers. You can find them anywhere, but here's a link to some:
?
What is the series of connectors used on the Arduino PCBs?
I mean the 6, 8, and 10 pin connectors on the edges of the UNO.
Bob Macklin
Seattle Wa
--
Ryan Flowers W7RLF
|
Re: Headers / Pins / Crimper Solutions for Off-board Items?
Kirk,
Are there header pins with flat bottoms (like tiny patio umbrella stands), or should I take a standard header and bend the "legs" 90 degrees, soldering the now-flat legs to the PCB?
You can buy headers that are already 90degrees.? They are fat enough to solder (if you can do SMD you are well
qualified.
For wires, I buy? "dupont" cables from ebay, individual connectors are already crimped on each end.? I cut the wire
(which is really small, the only problem) and solder to the off board part.
If you can make boards, I don't know why you don't just design a custom board?? Far easier for me and end result
is much better.
73,
Gary
WB6OGD
|
Re: 2010 smdBITXv4 kit for sale
Which band is this for? 20m? thanks :)? --
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https://miscdotgeek.com
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2010 smdBITXv4 kit for sale
Found this on top of the pile. I got this from Elia 2E0ZHN in 2010.
SmdBITX v4 kit:
Kit includes board, all and components, 3 toroids, and bag with magnet wire, volume control, and connectors.
Instructions were on the yahoo group/BITX20/files/2E0ZHN/smdBITX/
I assume they are available on the groups.io BITX site or via search engine.
Asking $60 shipped to USA addresses.
Please reply directly and not to the list.
Newt
N4EWT at ARRL dot NET
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Headers / Pins / Crimper Solutions for Off-board Items?
Hi, gang,
I am planning to do some building / prototyping this winter season and I'm looking for simple solutions to connecting off-PCB controls, LEDs, non-RF jacks, etc.
I will be mostly building Manhattan style and surface-mount style in which I will etch or mill a PCB, but all parts will be mounted on the copper side in Manhattan/SMT hybrid style.
I'm trying to figure out a workable way to incorporate header pins, singly or in groups of 2-3 adjacent header pins, in this kind of SMT construction style. With through-hole PCBs the drilled holes provide an easy way to mount the header pins. But how do we do this in an SMT/Manhattan style?
Are there header pins with flat bottoms (like tiny patio umbrella stands), or should I take a standard header and bend the "legs" 90 degrees, soldering the now-flat legs to the PCB?
Assuming I get that issue sorted, can anyone recommend an affordable tool to crimp the pins onto the remote wires? I'm thinking about computer motherboards here, in which the tiny crimped pins are inserted into a plastic header/socket that allows them to be plugged onto the header pins on the motherboard.
I think there's also a small "pick tool" that allow the pins to be inserted and removed from the plastic headers?
I'm a titch out of date when it comes to these critters, so any insights would be appreciated.
Regards,
--Kirk, NT0Z
? Rochester, MN
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I was trying to find the series so I could buy them from Mouser or DigiKey.
?
I want to try them foe some other than Arduino projects.
?
I have a problem with Arduino shield boards. I work with wire-wrap sockets and it takes several of the sockets to space the boards. Plus there is often not enough space on a shield board to do what I want to do,
?
Bob Macklin
K5MYJ
Seattle, Wa.
"Real Radios Glow In The Dark"
?
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----- Original Message -----
Sent: Friday, November 08, 2019 8:30 AM
Subject: Re: [qrptech] Arduino Connectors?
Bob,
If you want them to be stackable (i.e. for Uno shield) make sure the pin ¡°tails¡± are 0.4¡± long.
and sells header kits for most of the Arduino boards as do others I¡¯m sure.
I have no connection to these companies other than a satisfied customer.
Don, K5DW
They're just 0.1" pitch headers. You can find them anywhere, but here's a link to some:
?
What is the series of connectors used on the Arduino PCBs?
I mean the 6, 8, and 10 pin connectors on the edges of the UNO.
Bob Macklin
Seattle Wa
--
Ryan Flowers W7RLF
|
Bob,
If you want them to be stackable (i.e. for Uno shield) make sure the pin ¡°tails¡± are 0.4¡± long. and sells header kits for most of the Arduino boards as do others I¡¯m sure.
I have no connection to these companies other than a satisfied customer.
Don, K5DW
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On Nov 8, 2019, at 8:42 AM, Ryan Flowers < geocrasher@...> wrote: They're just 0.1" pitch headers. You can find them anywhere, but here's a link to some: ? What is the series of connectors used on the Arduino PCBs?
I mean the 6, 8, and 10 pin connectors on the edges of the UNO.
Bob Macklin
Seattle Wa
-- Ryan Flowers W7RLF
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18 cents each :
New 10 Pcs 1x40 Pin 2.54mm Pitch Straight Single
Row PCB Female Pin Headers AD
On 11/08/2019 09:42 AM, Ryan Flowers
wrote:
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They're just 0.1" pitch headers. You can find them
anywhere, but here's a link to some:
?
What
is the series of connectors used on the Arduino PCBs?
I mean the 6, 8, and 10 pin connectors on the edges of the
UNO.
Bob Macklin
Seattle Wa
--
Ryan Flowers W7RLF
|
They're just 0.1" pitch headers. You can find them anywhere, but here's a link to some: ?
What is the series of connectors used on the Arduino PCBs?
I mean the 6, 8, and 10 pin connectors on the edges of the UNO.
Bob Macklin
Seattle Wa
-- Ryan Flowers W7RLF
https://miscdotgeek.com
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Hi Bob
The generic name is: "Arduino stackable header". You can find them "everywhere". However, you may have to cut them into the right size.
Bo
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What is the series of connectors used on the Arduino PCBs?
I mean the 6, 8, and 10 pin connectors on the edges of the UNO.
Bob Macklin
Seattle Wa
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Hi Gary, I just updated permissions- can you try once more? --
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https://miscdotgeek.com
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Re: Send in your QRP Pictures!
The folder is empty and it doesn't allow me to upload either.
73,
Gary
WB6OGD
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Re: How to get Files from the old qrp-tech group
Thank you and big thanks to Chuck for doing this?
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I apologize for alienating the very ones I was trying to do the right thing for. Locking the thread was a bad idea, and I'm sorry. You won't see any more locked threads. --
Ryan Flowers W7RLF
https://miscdotgeek.com
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Bob - K2KI
Don K5DW
Newt N4EWT
Bo, OZ2M