alkman@hexagon.se (Stefan Alkman) (05/22/91)
Hello. I locking for 19-pin D-sub connectors (Female to solder on PCB and male to put on som cables (with caps)) I can't find it some there. If you now there i can bye it please tell me! I am also locking for cheep 4 MB simms.
bpohl@dvorak.amd.com (Bion Pohl) (05/24/91)
In article <3691@hexagon.se> alkman@hexagon.se (Stefan Alkman) writes: >Hello. > >I locking for 19-pin D-sub connectors (Female to solder on PCB and male >to put on som cables (with caps)) I can't find it some there. If you >now there i can bye it please tell me! I am also locking for cheep 4 MB >simms. I've been looking for some also. I can't find any anywhere.
pmh@cutie.ka.sub.org (Patrick M. Hausen) (05/27/91)
In article <3691@hexagon.se> alkman@hexagon.se (Stefan Alkman) writes: > Hello. Re-Hello :-) > I locking for 19-pin D-sub connectors (Female to solder on PCB and male > to put on som cables (with caps)) I can't find it some there. If you > now there i can bye it please tell me! I am also locking for cheep 4 MB > simms. This 19-pin-connector, Atari used is indeed difficult to get. When I moved my Mega-ST 'motherboard' into a tower-case using a ready-to-assemble kit, I found, that 25-pin-connectors can be used instead: just tear off 6 of the pins. The shielding on the 24-pin- connectors fits easily over the distance-bolt (right term ? english is not my first language :-)) that's on either side of the connector soldered to the motherboard. Hope, that helped you. Greetings, PMH -- ||| Patrick M. Hausen | phone : +49 721 699234 (voice and carrier) ||| Gerwigstr. 11 | e-mail: pmh@cutie.ka.sub.org (UUCP) / | \ D-7500 Karlsruhe 1, Germany | uk9u@dkauni2 (BITNET) "Two men say, they're Jesus - one of 'em must be wrong ..." - (Dire Straits)