Hi Chris,
I haven't found a stocking source for the contacts. Elco/AVX requires an order of at leasst 5000 units before they will tool up for a run. I looked extensively for some of these contacts at our local hamfest a few weeks ago, but came up empty.

One of the forum members (from Australia) saw my post and sent me a salvaged contact strip having about 20 of the contacts. The strip was in good condition, none of the contacts were damaged, and fits nicely on the new PCB. Don't know if he has any more of the contact strips.

I haven't finished building the new chopper amp board yet (lack of time), but I think it will work out well when I get it installed and calibrated.

Cheers,
Dave M


Chris Farley via volt-nuts wrote:
Hi Dave,
Did you ever find contacts to build your board? I've uncovered some
documentation and deciphered the part number structure, and have put
in for multiple p/n quotes at a surplus/parts hunter company I've
dealt with in the past. IF some of these contacts are located and
available, the minimum order amount is typically around $100... So
depending on unit price, this may or may not be a cost effective
venture... Would like to hear your thoughts on this. Regards,
Chris kc9ieq


     From: Dave M <dgmin...@mediacombb.net>
To: FEBO Volt-Nuts <volt-nuts@febo.com>; Yahoo Fluke_DMM
<fluke_...@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Saturday, July 29, 2017 3:18 PM
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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