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Mesa Terminal Block source
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At the cost, you might be better off with just using the RS Pro ones and buy the right sockets with matching plugs like Mesa does...BeagleBrainz wrote: Thanks Rod,
Still close but has the same issue as the ones aleksamc mentioned.
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I've used www.elecrow.com/ about 3 times in the past not including my current order, really happy with the quality and time from order to delivery is pretty good. Haven't ordered anything over the size of a BBB size board.
I used jlcpcb.com/ as they had a offer for first time orders. Quite happy with them as well.
Thanks, I want to make a board to play with a Mesa 7i73 as it only has headers on the board.
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I still have an old copy of Autotrax that I use if I want to make a quick and dirty pcb at home.
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BeagleBrainz wrote: Do you use Kicad, Eagle or other ?
I still have an old copy of Autotrax that I use if I want to make a quick and dirty pcb at home.
I was going to try my hand at Fusion 360 seeing I have a legal license..
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and quite reliable.
example part numbers
F73-B-3.5.08P (8 pin side entry 3.5 mm pitch plug)
F83-5-3.5-02P ( 2 pin 3.5 mm pitch vertical header)
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I’d just like to add the support for Mesa products on this forum is far by the best I’ve ever seen from any manufacturer.
Cheers
Rob
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PCW wrote: The parts we use are "Welink" brand as they are side stackable
and quite reliable.
example part numbers
F73-B-3.5.08P (8 pin side entry 3.5 mm pitch plug)
F83-5-3.5-02P ( 2 pin 3.5 mm pitch vertical header)
Peter, I'm a bit confused with the plug part numbers so a bit of help would be appreciated
I tracked the part down to this link
welink-sh.com/show_product.aspx?Products...ctsCateID=87&Order=1
And the red text takes you to this PDF
welink-sh.com/Upload/PDF/%E6%8F%92%E6%8B...73B3-09364357816.pdf
Which shows the green part number takes this form
F73-B-3-XX-Y0050
Where XX is the number of terminals (eg 08 = 8 pin)
But I don't understand how to specify Y which refers to the screw. I think it should be 1 but can you confirm?
I'd greatly appreciate your advice as I have a designer doing some work with me to interface with a 7i73 so I need to instruct him.
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