[volt-nuts] 5200a extender

DaveH info at blackmountainforge.com
Wed Sep 24 23:00:28 EDT 2014


I know nothing of the physical dimensions needed for this but could you do a
jumper with ribbon cable to get to the other side of the connector?

Just my 2ยข
Dave 

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> Of Kgoodhew
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> Subject: [volt-nuts] 5200a extender
> 
> Hi Mark.
> 	I appreciate your concerns regarding the +- 300 volts 
> and would be a bit worried too.
> Where is the minimal spacing you mention, is it between the 
> card edge connector pads or the tracks that connect these 
> pads to the ribbon cable?
> From memory the only two boards that have the +- 300 volts on 
> them are the power supply and power amplifier boards, guess I 
> will have to drag the manual out again and look at what is 
> connected to the adjacent pins.
> Where to now?
> I have pushed my 5200a aside for the last month waiting to 
> see what develops on the extender front, however I would like 
> to get it going soon but I have at least one problem with the 
> attenuator board which is virtually impossible to 
> troubleshoot without some type of extender.
> I have managed to get hold of two 34/86 pin card edge sockets 
> but I need the double sided card edge connector to go into 
> the socket on the main chassis to be able to fabricate my own 
> extender.
> Ken Goodhew.
> 
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