I tried quite hard to find some of these some years ago without luck. I have some strips (see photo) removed from a card, but there is a problem with re-use because of the way the pins are splayed after insertion, as can (just) be seen in the photo (sorry about the clarity - I had to restrict the size). A reused pin would rely on the solder joint only for mechanical strength (the splayed bits break off if you try to straighten them) - probably ok for a small number of insertions, but not ideal. If you want to play with this I have a spare 20 way (easy to cut) which you can have for the cost of postage, but I am in Australia, so that may be not worth the quality of the result. Let me know. All my (extensive) mods so far to my 332 have involved either a daughter board piggy-backed onto the original, or a straight out re-purposing of the original (cut tracks, extra holes, etc).
Roman -----Original Message----- From: volt-nuts [mailto:volt-nuts-boun...@febo.com] On Behalf Of Dave M Sent: Sunday, 30 July 2017 5:45 AM To: FEBO Volt-Nuts; Yahoo Fluke_DMM Subject: [volt-nuts] Need Fluke 332B PCB contacts Does anyone have any surplus (or for sale) of the bifurcated contacts used on the PCB assemblies in a Fluke 332B DC Voltage Standard? They're identified as ELCO/AVX Varicon Series 5208 contacts, p/n 02-016-013-5-200. Need at least 16 of them for an upgraded chopper amp replacement board, needed to get my 332B back in operation. Dave M
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