I'm using these pins: https://www.ebay.com/itm/5Pcs-Single-Row-Gold-Plated-40Pin-Round-Male-Pin-Header-Machined-2-54MM-New-I-xn/332672459027?hash=item4d74d2e113:g:ZAkAAOSw2FVbPlk2 but I would love something smaller :( I make rom remplacement for Apple II I have to build the system upside down (flash chip under the pcb) to avoid blocking the insertion of a board into an apple II slot On 06/08/2019 16:49, Jeffrey Birt wrote: > > Hello all, > > While I’m waiting for a few PCBs to show up I’m looking at various > single row 0.1” pitch pin headers. The PCB is a DF0/DF1 switch adapter > PCB for an Amiga. You pull the odd CIA and plug the adapter board in > its place and then the CIA plugs into the adapter. The pin header > will be used to go from adapter PCB to the socket on the Amiga PCB. > > I have noticed over the years that some types of pins work much better > than others. What I have on hand is the standard square cut pin which > is not suitable. A lot of folks will use machine pins which seem to > work though I’ve had some that really don’t fit snugly in IC sockets. > > With the project description out of the way the question is do you all > have a favorite type of header for this purpose? If so would you mind > sharing a part number? > > Thanks, > > Jeff_Birt (Hey Birt!) >Received on 2020-05-29 22:11:58
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