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Right and wrong examples shown in photo. Threaded shaft needs to
be a tad longer than normal to fit thicker panel. HP 8552B IF deck.

Pete

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Pete Bertini wrote:
Right and wrong examples shown in photo. Threaded shaft needs to
be a tad longer than normal to fit thicker panel. HP 8552B IF deck.

Pete




We solved that by buying a ?tap?(not sure about the english name)
and thread the hole.

Need a few BNC chassis mounts
 

Pete Bertini wrote:
Right and wrong examples shown in photo. Threaded shaft needs to
be a tad longer than normal to fit thicker panel. HP 8552B IF deck.

Pete




We solved that by buying a ?tap?(not sure about the english name)
and thread the hole.

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"Sjouke Burry" wrote in message
...
Pete Bertini wrote:
Right and wrong examples shown in photo. Threaded shaft needs to
be a tad longer than normal to fit thicker panel. HP 8552B IF deck.

Pete




We solved that by buying a ?tap?(not sure about the english name)
and thread the hole.

But this is going into a hole that was already drilled for the
part.

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"Sjouke Burry" wrote in message
...
Pete Bertini wrote:
Right and wrong examples shown in photo. Threaded shaft needs to
be a tad longer than normal to fit thicker panel. HP 8552B IF deck.

Pete




We solved that by buying a ?tap?(not sure about the english name)
and thread the hole.

But this is going into a hole that was already drilled for the
part.

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Pete Bertini wrote:
"Sjouke Burry" wrote in message
...
Pete Bertini wrote:
Right and wrong examples shown in photo. Threaded shaft needs to
be a tad longer than normal to fit thicker panel. HP 8552B IF deck.

Pete




We solved that by buying a ?tap?(not sure about the english name)
and thread the hole.

But this is going into a hole that was already drilled for the
part.


Pete, I have some that *might* work. Hard to tell exactly. These have
a 10mm long threaded portion.

-Bill

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Pete Bertini wrote:
"Sjouke Burry" wrote in message
...
Pete Bertini wrote:
Right and wrong examples shown in photo. Threaded shaft needs to
be a tad longer than normal to fit thicker panel. HP 8552B IF deck.

Pete




We solved that by buying a ?tap?(not sure about the english name)
and thread the hole.

But this is going into a hole that was already drilled for the
part.


Pete, I have some that *might* work. Hard to tell exactly. These have
a 10mm long threaded portion.

-Bill

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"Bill M" wrote in message
...
Pete Bertini wrote:
"Sjouke Burry" wrote in message
...
Pete Bertini wrote:
Right and wrong examples shown in photo. Threaded shaft needs to
be a tad longer than normal to fit thicker panel. HP 8552B IF deck.

Pete




We solved that by buying a ?tap?(not sure about the english name)
and thread the hole.

But this is going into a hole that was already drilled for the
part.
Pete, I have some that *might* work. Hard to tell exactly. These have a
10mm long threaded portion.

-Bill

Hi Bill

Regular style has about 7 threads, mine has 11, plus there is a shouldered
area between the panel stop and first thread that is probably equal to
the area that would be used by another four threads.

Pete

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"Bill M" wrote in message
...
Pete Bertini wrote:
"Sjouke Burry" wrote in message
...
Pete Bertini wrote:
Right and wrong examples shown in photo. Threaded shaft needs to
be a tad longer than normal to fit thicker panel. HP 8552B IF deck.

Pete




We solved that by buying a ?tap?(not sure about the english name)
and thread the hole.

But this is going into a hole that was already drilled for the
part.
Pete, I have some that *might* work. Hard to tell exactly. These have a
10mm long threaded portion.

-Bill

Hi Bill

Regular style has about 7 threads, mine has 11, plus there is a shouldered
area between the panel stop and first thread that is probably equal to
the area that would be used by another four threads.

Pete

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On 2010-04-10 10:46:53 -0700, "Pete Bertini" said:

Right and wrong examples shown in photo. Threaded shaft needs to
be a tad longer than normal to fit thicker panel. HP 8552B IF deck

Pete, see the drawing I posted today under heading BNC Connector.
Amphenol part number 112429, there's a distributor with stock in
California. Mouser quoting 10-week leadtime. About $3.

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On 2010-04-10 10:46:53 -0700, "Pete Bertini" said:

Right and wrong examples shown in photo. Threaded shaft needs to
be a tad longer than normal to fit thicker panel. HP 8552B IF deck

Pete, see the drawing I posted today under heading BNC Connector.
Amphenol part number 112429, there's a distributor with stock in
California. Mouser quoting 10-week leadtime. About $3.

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"Spam Hater" wrote in message
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On 2010-04-10 10:46:53 -0700, "Pete Bertini" said:

Right and wrong examples shown in photo. Threaded shaft needs to
be a tad longer than normal to fit thicker panel. HP 8552B IF deck

Pete, see the drawing I posted today under heading BNC Connector. Amphenol part
number 112429, there's a distributor with stock in California. Mouser quoting
10-week leadtime. About $3.



Please don't post with non-standard formats. yEnc is not a favorite around here. If
you want people to appreciate your posts you should post in a format readily
available for all to see, without requiring add-ons to decode them.

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"Spam Hater" wrote in message
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On 2010-04-10 10:46:53 -0700, "Pete Bertini" said:

Right and wrong examples shown in photo. Threaded shaft needs to
be a tad longer than normal to fit thicker panel. HP 8552B IF deck

Pete, see the drawing I posted today under heading BNC Connector. Amphenol part
number 112429, there's a distributor with stock in California. Mouser quoting
10-week leadtime. About $3.



Please don't post with non-standard formats. yEnc is not a favorite around here. If
you want people to appreciate your posts you should post in a format readily
available for all to see, without requiring add-ons to decode them.

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"Bill M" wrote in message
...



Pete, I have some that *might* work. Hard to tell exactly. These have a
10mm long threaded portion.

-Bill

Bill's BNCs worked perfectly. Extra long shafts. Was able to fix
the remaining damaged HP 8552B IF deck this evening.

Pete

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"Bill M" wrote in message
...



Pete, I have some that *might* work. Hard to tell exactly. These have a
10mm long threaded portion.

-Bill

Bill's BNCs worked perfectly. Extra long shafts. Was able to fix
the remaining damaged HP 8552B IF deck this evening.

Pete

Need a few BNC chassis mounts
 

Pete Bertini wrote:
"Bill M" wrote in message
...


Pete, I have some that *might* work. Hard to tell exactly. These have a
10mm long threaded portion.

-Bill

Bill's BNCs worked perfectly. Extra long shafts. Was able to fix
the remaining damaged HP 8552B IF deck this evening.

Pete


Glad they worked out.

-ex

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Pete Bertini wrote:
"Bill M" wrote in message
...


Pete, I have some that *might* work. Hard to tell exactly. These have a
10mm long threaded portion.

-Bill

Bill's BNCs worked perfectly. Extra long shafts. Was able to fix
the remaining damaged HP 8552B IF deck this evening.

Pete


Glad they worked out.

-ex

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On 4/16/2010 8:31 PM, Pete Bertini wrote:
Bill's BNCs worked perfectly. Extra long shafts. Was able to fix
the remaining damaged HP 8552B IF deck this evening.

I recognize that number, you're working on one of the plug-ins for the
141 spectrum analyzer.

Jeff

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On 4/16/2010 8:31 PM, Pete Bertini wrote:
Bill's BNCs worked perfectly. Extra long shafts. Was able to fix
the remaining damaged HP 8552B IF deck this evening.

I recognize that number, you're working on one of the plug-ins for the
141 spectrum analyzer.

Jeff

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"Jeffrey Angus" wrote in message
...
On 4/16/2010 8:31 PM, Pete Bertini wrote:
Bill's BNCs worked perfectly. Extra long shafts. Was able to fix
the remaining damaged HP 8552B IF deck this evening.

I recognize that number, you're working on one of the plug-ins for the
141 spectrum analyzer.

Jeff

Hi Jeff

Yeppurs. For some odd reason folks used these for bean toss
games. I've seen quite a few with damaged BNC jacks!
I only had one deck out of several that had a damaged jack.
Now all three of the 141Ts are populated and working!

Pete

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"Jeffrey Angus" wrote in message
...
On 4/16/2010 8:31 PM, Pete Bertini wrote:
Bill's BNCs worked perfectly. Extra long shafts. Was able to fix
the remaining damaged HP 8552B IF deck this evening.

I recognize that number, you're working on one of the plug-ins for the
141 spectrum analyzer.

Jeff

Hi Jeff

Yeppurs. For some odd reason folks used these for bean toss
games. I've seen quite a few with damaged BNC jacks!
I only had one deck out of several that had a damaged jack.
Now all three of the 141Ts are populated and working!

Pete

Need a few BNC chassis mounts
 

On 2010-04-11 22:12:49 -0600, Jim_Menning said:


Please don't post with non-standard formats. yEnc is not a favorite
around here. If you want people to appreciate your posts you should
post in a format readily available for all to see, without requiring
add-ons to decode them.

Though according to the documentation for Unison (ver 2.05), an OS-X
-based newsreader, yEnc is understood by all modern newsreaders.

Joe

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On 2010-04-11 22:12:49 -0600, Jim_Menning said:


Please don't post with non-standard formats. yEnc is not a favorite
around here. If you want people to appreciate your posts you should
post in a format readily available for all to see, without requiring
add-ons to decode them.

Though according to the documentation for Unison (ver 2.05), an OS-X
-based newsreader, yEnc is understood by all modern newsreaders.

Joe

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"Joe Bento" wrote in message
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On 2010-04-11 22:12:49 -0600, Jim_Menning said:


Please don't post with non-standard formats. yEnc is not a favorite
around here. If you want people to appreciate your posts you should post
in a format readily available for all to see, without requiring add-ons
to decode them.

Though according to the documentation for Unison (ver 2.05), an
OS-X -based newsreader, yEnc is understood by all modern newsreaders.

Joe


My newsreader doesn't understand it.

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"Joe Bento" wrote in message
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On 2010-04-11 22:12:49 -0600, Jim_Menning said:


Please don't post with non-standard formats. yEnc is not a favorite
around here. If you want people to appreciate your posts you should post
in a format readily available for all to see, without requiring add-ons
to decode them.

Though according to the documentation for Unison (ver 2.05), an
OS-X -based newsreader, yEnc is understood by all modern newsreaders.

Joe


My newsreader doesn't understand it.

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Brenda Ann wrote:

"Joe Bento" wrote in message
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On 2010-04-11 22:12:49 -0600, Jim_Menning said:


Please don't post with non-standard formats. yEnc is not a favorite
around here. If you want people to appreciate your posts you should post
in a format readily available for all to see, without requiring add-ons
to decode them.

Though according to the documentation for Unison (ver 2.05), an
OS-X -based newsreader, yEnc is understood by all modern newsreaders.

Joe


My newsreader doesn't understand it.


Neither does mine.


--
Anyone wanting to run for any political office in the US should have to
have a DD214, and a honorable discharge.

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Brenda Ann wrote:

"Joe Bento" wrote in message
news:2010042510495071348-joseph@removespamkirtlandcom...
On 2010-04-11 22:12:49 -0600, Jim_Menning said:


Please don't post with non-standard formats. yEnc is not a favorite
around here. If you want people to appreciate your posts you should post
in a format readily available for all to see, without requiring add-ons
to decode them.

Though according to the documentation for Unison (ver 2.05), an
OS-X -based newsreader, yEnc is understood by all modern newsreaders.

Joe


My newsreader doesn't understand it.


Neither does mine.


--
Anyone wanting to run for any political office in the US should have to
have a DD214, and a honorable discharge.

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On 4/25/2010 6:09 PM, Michael A. Terrell wrote:
Though according to the documentation for Unison (ver 2.05), an
OS-X -based newsreader, yEnc is understood by all modern newsreaders.

Joe


My newsreader doesn't understand it.


Neither does mine.

Ah well, that explains it Mike, OS-X based. When it works on a
platform that holds maybe 5% of the market share, that means "ALL"
modern newsreaders.

Jeff

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On 4/25/2010 6:09 PM, Michael A. Terrell wrote:
Though according to the documentation for Unison (ver 2.05), an
OS-X -based newsreader, yEnc is understood by all modern newsreaders.

Joe


My newsreader doesn't understand it.


Neither does mine.

Ah well, that explains it Mike, OS-X based. When it works on a
platform that holds maybe 5% of the market share, that means "ALL"
modern newsreaders.

Jeff

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On 2010-04-25 18:10:02 -0600, Jeffrey Angus said:

On 4/25/2010 6:09 PM, Michael A. Terrell wrote:
Though according to the documentation for Unison (ver 2.05), an
OS-X -based newsreader, yEnc is understood by all modern newsreaders.

Joe


My newsreader doesn't understand it.


Neither does mine.

Ah well, that explains it Mike, OS-X based. When it works on a
platform that holds maybe 5% of the market share, that means "ALL"
modern newsreaders.


Even Agent supports yEnc, which is what I use on my Windows machine. I
guess I'm not familiar with the readers that DON'T support yEnc.

Joe

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On 2010-04-25 18:10:02 -0600, Jeffrey Angus said:

On 4/25/2010 6:09 PM, Michael A. Terrell wrote:
Though according to the documentation for Unison (ver 2.05), an
OS-X -based newsreader, yEnc is understood by all modern newsreaders.

Joe


My newsreader doesn't understand it.


Neither does mine.

Ah well, that explains it Mike, OS-X based. When it works on a
platform that holds maybe 5% of the market share, that means "ALL"
modern newsreaders.


Even Agent supports yEnc, which is what I use on my Windows machine. I
guess I'm not familiar with the readers that DON'T support yEnc.

Joe

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Jeffrey Angus wrote:

On 4/25/2010 6:09 PM, Michael A. Terrell wrote:
Though according to the documentation for Unison (ver 2.05), an
OS-X -based newsreader, yEnc is understood by all modern newsreaders.

Joe


My newsreader doesn't understand it.


Neither does mine.

Ah well, that explains it Mike, OS-X based. When it works on a
platform that holds maybe 5% of the market share, that means "ALL"
modern newsreaders.


I use Netscape 4.8 to read newsgroups. I have Xnews, wich does
support Yenc, but it is a pain to use, compared to Netscape.

I have a couple mac-crap computers. They make nice, hevy doorstops.
I prefer the imacs since they have no sharp corners to cut my legs.

I have been doing free tech support for a freind's business. He told
me recently that he plans to replace all his windows XP computers with
mac. He'll also have to pay someone to keep his network up & running.


--
Anyone wanting to run for any political office in the US should have to
have a DD214, and a honorable discharge.

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Jeffrey Angus wrote:

On 4/25/2010 6:09 PM, Michael A. Terrell wrote:
Though according to the documentation for Unison (ver 2.05), an
OS-X -based newsreader, yEnc is understood by all modern newsreaders.

Joe


My newsreader doesn't understand it.


Neither does mine.

Ah well, that explains it Mike, OS-X based. When it works on a
platform that holds maybe 5% of the market share, that means "ALL"
modern newsreaders.


I use Netscape 4.8 to read newsgroups. I have Xnews, wich does
support Yenc, but it is a pain to use, compared to Netscape.

I have a couple mac-crap computers. They make nice, hevy doorstops.
I prefer the imacs since they have no sharp corners to cut my legs.

I have been doing free tech support for a freind's business. He told
me recently that he plans to replace all his windows XP computers with
mac. He'll also have to pay someone to keep his network up & running.


--
Anyone wanting to run for any political office in the US should have to
have a DD214, and a honorable discharge.