looking for 22p IC sockets .400 spacing

[kstillin]

Why am I having trouble finding these?

well, cheaply- I've seen some for 2.40 each and that's too much.

I'm slipping them into some Space Invaders boards for RAM. Centipede uses the same RAM and I have about 4 or 5 of the machine pin ones, but I'm going to need maybe a hundred of them.

They don't have to be machine pin, the dual wipe sockets are good too (and most likely cheaper).

I could have sworn somebody posted about replacing SI sockets in the past week or so, but my klov search-fu must be lacking...

Kerry

 

[bit_slicer]

Jameco has them I believe.

 

[amsterdamny]

I could use a bunch of those myself

 

[amsterdamny]

no go with jameco, cant find them at mouser either,

Jameco has them I believe.

 

[bit_slicer]

no go with jameco, cant find them at mouser either,

They have these but they're cheapo:

http://www.jameco.com/webapp/wcs/st...storeId=10001&catalogId=10001&productId=39132&


They also have machine-pin sockets, but I don't recommend using them:

http://www.jameco.com/webapp/wcs/st...toreId=10001&catalogId=10001&productId=192209&

 

[amsterdamny]

My bad, did not see those

 

[bit_slicer]

My bad, did not see those

Heh I'd rather find some dual-wipe leaf sockets that would work.

 

[bit_slicer]

Found it!!!

http://search.digikey.com/scripts/DkSearch/dksus.dll?Detail&name=AE10264-ND

Assmann of all places. Awesome.

 

[ELutz]

Found it!!!

http://search.digikey.com/scripts/DkSearch/dksus.dll?Detail&name=AE10264-ND

Assmann of all places. Awesome.

I know it's juvenile, but I chuckle every time I see their name.

Edward

 

[kstillin]

Thanks a lot-

I'm in for 100 which will bring them down to .45 each. If anybody wants to ride along, I can mail them out after they arrive.

Let me know today sometime.

 

[Lindsey]

Thanks a lot-

I'm in for 100 which will bring them down to .45 each. If anybody wants to ride along, I can mail them out after they arrive.

Let me know today sometime.

I would be down for 50 if you can spare them. I had a hard time finding these myself.

Could use them for my 5101 RAM adapters

 

[cdjump]

They have these but they're cheapo:

http://www.jameco.com/webapp/wcs/st...storeId=10001&catalogId=10001&productId=39132&

I ordered a hundred of these back in 09 - and despite the weird pic, the ones they sent with this part number were just standard dual wipe sockets, 22 pin, .4" spacing. I've used probably 50 of them or so with no problems whatsoever.

 

[Mike Doyle]

I'd order from anyone besides Jameco anyway. My last 3 orders from them have either been poorly packed (like soldertail parts in bags all bent to hell), or a mix of rejects, or subsitute parts that weren't compatible. Everyone makes mistakes right? Finally by the third order, I'd had enough.

If you expect any return credit, you have to cover return shipping for their mistakes and wait for their technical dept. to inspect them- BS!

I've bought from Jameco, Digi-Key, and Mouser for years, guess it will just be those last two from now on.

 

[Phetishboy]

I'd order from anyone besides Jameco anyway. My last 3 orders from them have either been poorly packed (like soldertail parts in bags all bent to hell), or a mix of rejects, or subsitute parts that weren't compatible. Everyone makes mistakes right? Finally by the third order, I'd had enough.

If you expect any return credit, you have to cover return shipping for their mistakes and wait for their technical dept. to inspect them- BS!

I've bought from Jameco, Digi-Key, and Mouser for years, guess it will just be those last two from now on.

You can try Bluestar as a new 3rd option. They are reasonable price-wise and pack well, but they are a little slow in shipping. Very good resource to pick up parts to stock, but if you need something yesterday, go elsewhere.

 

[bit_slicer]

I'd order from anyone besides Jameco anyway. My last 3 orders from them have either been poorly packed (like soldertail parts in bags all bent to hell), or a mix of rejects, or subsitute parts that weren't compatible. Everyone makes mistakes right? Finally by the third order, I'd had enough.

If you expect any return credit, you have to cover return shipping for their mistakes and wait for their technical dept. to inspect them- BS!

I've bought from Jameco, Digi-Key, and Mouser for years, guess it will just be those last two from now on.

I think they just throw in whatever they have in stock, kinda like unicorn. Then they say 'preferred vendor' like the other stuff is builders-grade or something.

 

[delroy666]

I know it's juvenile, but I chuckle every time I see their name.

Edward

+1 It reminds me of the Seinfeld episode where Kramer accidentally gets a proctologist's license plates at the DMV.

 

[slots]

Futurlec has the machine pin sockets for .55 each I have ordered them and they are 22pin .4 spacing. The dual wipe 22 pin are .09 each but you need to verify the size.

http://www.futurlec.com/SockIC.shtml

 

[EVB]

Futurlec has the machine pin sockets for .55 each I have ordered them and they are 22pin .4 spacing. The dual wipe 22 pin are .09 each but you need to verify the size.

http://www.futurlec.com/SockIC.shtml

That price sounds way more reasonable. I think these are around 10 cents each at my local electronics surplus store.

 

[Peale]

I'm in - I'd like 25.

 

[kstillin]

That price sounds way more reasonable. I think these are around 10 cents each at my local electronics surplus store.

hmmm-

$9 per hundred versus $45 per hundred.
Can anybody convince me to go for the higher priced ones? I'm a cheap bastard...