Gender/sexRE: BS1 Starter Kit, what is that connector?
The connector is probably a vertical pin header. These are .025" square pins
on .1" centres. Typical parts would be AMP 4-103321-0 (Newark p/n 90F3988)
or 3M 929400-01-36 (Newark p/n 44F7525). You need to specify post length
(above the pc board) & tail length (into the pc board). I would call
Parallax Tech Support to confirm this. I have'nt got this kit, so I can't be
sure. Don't move to the dark side & get metric by mistake.
Roger West
Sensible Devices Inc
on .1" centres. Typical parts would be AMP 4-103321-0 (Newark p/n 90F3988)
or 3M 929400-01-36 (Newark p/n 44F7525). You need to specify post length
(above the pc board) & tail length (into the pc board). I would call
Parallax Tech Support to confirm this. I have'nt got this kit, so I can't be
sure. Don't move to the dark side & get metric by mistake.
Roger West
Sensible Devices Inc
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> Jose,
>
> Thanks for hanging in there for me. But I got a Digi-Key catalog this
> week, and I finally rounded up what I needed. I tried on their
> website, but as the saying goes, a picture is worth a thousand words.
> If anyone is interested, here is what I have settled on:
>
> DigiKey part number:
> 929834-02-36-ND "Straight, Single Row Male board mount interconnect"
> and 929835-01-36-ND "Right Angle, Single Row Male board mount
> interconnect"
>
> My order hasn't arrived yet, but I'm pretty certain this is what I was
> looking for.
>
>
> Thanks again,
>
>
> John
Original Message
> You can also order a 20 pin, break away strip from Radio Shack. 910-1529
> > Jose,
> >
> > Thanks for hanging in there for me. But I got a Digi-Key catalog this
> > week, and I finally rounded up what I needed. I tried on their
> > website, but as the saying goes, a picture is worth a thousand words.