BS2 adaptor

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Hi,

I'm looking for an adaptor for the BS2 so that I don't have to solder it to
my prototype. Does anyone know the part number and where I can find one?
It's even better if the store is in Canada.

Thanks,

Marcelo Coelho

Archiver

Are you talking about a BS2 module? If yes, you can use a standard
24-pin, 0.6" socket.

-- Jon Williams
-- Applications Engineer, Parallax
-- Dallas Office

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Hi,

I'm looking for an adaptor for the BS2 so that I don't have to solder it
to my prototype. Does anyone know the part number and where I can find
one? It's even better if the store is in Canada.

Thanks,

Marcelo Coelho



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Archiver

Hi Marcelo!

You are talking about an IC socket, you cand find it onto Radio Shack or other
electronic composant dealer, if not, you can get it on-line from Digi-Key at
digikey.com, their part catalog is # ED58246-ND at $ 2.42 each. they ship the
same
day, they also have Parallax products at low price.

By!

Marcelo Coelho a