Where can these sockets be bought from?
- Thread starter camerart
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Hi C,
This is the closest match I can find, your image is not clear.
E
https://www.aliexpress.com/i/1005001314183974.html
This is the closest match I can find, your image is not clear.
E
https://www.aliexpress.com/i/1005001314183974.html
The pin spacing on the original appears to be standard DIN, but there is an internal locking thread. It would be helpful to see the mating plug to understand how it is used. I can find a variety of sockets that had some kind of thread but it is not clear if they are needed or how.
It might be possible to swap the plug for a new sort of lock, like the one used by Hakko irons that is otherwise standard. It is also possible that a non-DIN connector set could be used, like the "aviation" connectors that are common on some irons.
Hi E and Y,
I also found that socket, but the 5xpins are at the bottom 180° where this socket is more 360°, thanks.
Here's a clearer image.
I think a 6xpin with a pin in the middle would be ok, as I can cut it off.
This socket has tabs for the PCB, but I can add wires if not.
C.
I also found that socket, but the 5xpins are at the bottom 180° where this socket is more 360°, thanks.
Here's a clearer image.
I think a 6xpin with a pin in the middle would be ok, as I can cut it off.
This socket has tabs for the PCB, but I can add wires if not.
C.
Hi Y,
The station is not mine, and my mate says the soldering iron fits other units, and he was going to throw the unit away.
My station iron has the same fitting!
I have another iron, which I can solder directly into the unit.
Anyway I think we've all spent enough time on this, thanks all.
C
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