> Lucky for me, there is a vendor here which carries just about ALL kinds > of > sockets (and all other parts!) of every kind, so if I just-MUST have some > particular socket, it's ony a 20 kM drive. (I try to "stock up", of > course, as the > drive would not be economical if done weekly just for \ufffd1,- worth!) > i see now what it is all about. There is a similar concept nowadays - socket strips on plastic carrier. they are precision sockets on a plastic strip with "notches" like the square headers. you break off what you need and ready. I always stock a few in case i need a socket i haven't in stock. (although i can also be caught cutting sockets in pieces and realigning them :-) ) well, i think we have covered a fair amount of socket options now. ST
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Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] Re: Soldering DIP sockets on the top of the board
2004-06-17 by Stefan Trethan