Frank,
Can you send me a picture of the connector?
Are you familiar with APEX (Surplus) Electronics in Sun Valley. The
sometimes have unusual connectors. The problem is, you may have to
look through the place for it. The good news is that they can tell
you where to start looking.
me
At 06:39 PM 4/8/2020, you wrote:
I recently bought an HP10811A oscillator on eBay, only belatedly
realizing that it's designed to interface to a 15-contact connector
that the manual identifies as a CINCH 250-15-30-210 or equivalent.
A search turns up a vendor in Massachusetts called BMI Surplus Inc.,
that appears to have these in stock in new condition at a minimal
price. The only hitch is that BMI's website says they're closed down
due to COVID-19 and will not process any orders until their state
government authorizes businesses to return. (And at this point, it's
anyone's guess when that will be.)
To get going with the oscillator, it occurs to me that I could rig
up a few small alligator clips and use them on the required contacts
for the time being. Any other thoughts or suggestions on how to work
this? By any chance are there other known sources for the right size
of connector that might be operating right now?
Thanks much,
Frank O'Donnell
South Pasadena, California
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