On Monday 23 August 2004 03:36 pm, Thomas P. Gootee wrote: > OK. Yeah. The Molex "K.K." series has that type of pins. I couldn't tell you what their designation is as my catalogs with molex stuff is pretty well buried someplace right now (got WAY too much stuff in this room :-). But your description sounds to me like we're talking about pretty much the same thing... <...> > They are basically flat springs, which come down from the wire/crimp end of > the pin, bend about 135 degrees at the bottom, and go about 4 mm before > bending back toward the rest of the pin at something less than 180 degrees, > and continuing back to the vertical part of the pin, where they actually > have a tab that goes THROUGH a small slot in the pin and then is bent, to > retain it in the slot. Yep. Easy to get out of the shell with a small screwdriver or other tool, too. > No time for more, right now. But thanks for all of your other comments, > too! You're welcome, and I'm glad I could be of some help.
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Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] RE: making vias (was: Re: Plating thruholes.)
2004-08-24 by Roy J. Tellason
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