nick@toro.UUCP (Nicholas Jacobs) (01/04/90)
I have some Excelan IEEE 802.3 Transceivers which need new AMP connectors.
Excelan can repair them for $100 apiece, but that seems like a lot when
all I need is a new pin. Does anybody know of a source for these?
Please email me any responses, I promise I'll keep them for future
reference.
Thanks in advance,
Nicholas Jacobs
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"Disclaimer? The legal fees are probably more than my annual salary..."nick@toro.UUCP (Nicholas Jacobs) (01/10/90)
In article <1264@toro.UUCP> nick@toro.uu.net (Nicholas Jacobs) writes: >I have some Excelan IEEE 802.3 Transceivers which need new AMP connectors. Thank you for all your replies. One person suggested a company called Anixter Bros. which in fact has a outlet here in NYC. I contacted them and they were able to sell me the parts in question. For everyone's future reference, when I contacted BICC, they informed me that they do NOT deal directly with customers (they distribute through outfits like Anixter Bros.). Thanks again, Nicholas Jacobs +-----------------------+----------------------------+----------------------+ | UUCP: uunet!toro!nick | Internet: nick@toro.uu.net | AT&T: (212) 236-3230 | +-----------------------+----------------------------+----------------------+ "Disclaimer? The legal fees are probably more than my annual salary..."