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From: pmh@cutie.ka.sub.org (Patrick M. Hausen)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.atari.st,comp.sys.atari.st.tech
Subject: Re: 19-pin D-sub connector. (DMA)
Message-ID: <6105664@cutie.ka.sub.org>
Date: 26 May 91 17:47:26 GMT
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In article <3691@hexagon.se> alkman@hexagon.se (Stefan Alkman) writes:

> Hello.
Re-Hello :-)

> I locking for 19-pin D-sub connectors (Female to solder on PCB and male
> to put on som cables (with caps)) I can't find it some there. If you
> now there i can bye it please tell me! I am also locking for cheep 4 MB
> simms.

This 19-pin-connector, Atari used is indeed difficult to get. When
I moved my Mega-ST 'motherboard' into a tower-case using a 
ready-to-assemble kit, I found, that 25-pin-connectors can be used
instead: just tear off 6 of the pins. The shielding on the 24-pin-
connectors fits easily over the distance-bolt (right term ? english
is not my first language :-)) that's on either side of the connector
soldered to the motherboard.
 
Hope, that helped you.

Greetings, PMH
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