Rhodes Chroma Polaris

Of the various quotes I received, one was reasonable and the others were out
to lunch, so I've accepted the reasonable one. I'm going out there tomorrow
to work out some details, and I'll try to get them ordered this week. So
hopefully, they'll be available some time around the end of November or
early December. I haven't figured out how much it will cost to package them,
but I expect I'll be able to sell the pair for less than my original
estimate of $200.

Since I don't need money up front, and since I'll be ordering plenty to
cover everyone who's expressed an interest on this mailing list, there's no
need to pre-order. When they're ready, I'll either put them on eBay or
provide some other way to order them.

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Ciao, Paul D. DeRocco
Paul mailto:pderocco@...

Excellent!!!

On 19 okt. 2011, at 05:05, Paul D. DeRocco wrote:

> Of the various quotes I received, one was reasonable and the others were out
> to lunch, so I've accepted the reasonable one. I'm going out there tomorrow
> to work out some details, and I'll try to get them ordered this week. So
> hopefully, they'll be available some time around the end of November or
> early December. I haven't figured out how much it will cost to package them,
> but I expect I'll be able to sell the pair for less than my original
> estimate of $200.
>
> Since I don't need money up front, and since I'll be ordering plenty to
> cover everyone who's expressed an interest on this mailing list, there's no
> need to pre-order. When they're ready, I'll either put them on eBay or
> provide some other way to order them.
>
> --
>
> Ciao, Paul D. DeRocco
> Paul mailto:pderocco@...
>
>
>
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> From: steven pistrich
>
> but i do have a related question--
> what is the generic name for the type of multiple female
> connectors the ribbon wires slip into ? i need to replace a
> couple that i damaged in trying to rework my failing ribbon
> wires -- they must be available from digikey yes/no

Here's the 7-pin one:

They're from TE Connectivity, www.te.com, part numbers

5-520314-5 5-pin
6-520314-0 10-pin

For some reason, DigiKey and Mouser both have only the 7-pin ones in stock
(part number 5-520314-7), but you may be able to find the 10-pin ones
somewhere else on the web. And of course, you can use a 7-pin connector for
the 5-pin tail, by chopping off two pins.

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Ciao, Paul D. DeRocco
Paul mailto:pderocco@...