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aadamson(at)highrf.com
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Posted: Thu Jun 12, 2008 6:10 pm Post subject: DB25 tap adapter

All,

  

 I had the need to create a simple Tap for a DB25  connector.  I decided to try out a new board house and have lots  available.  These make a great way to Y into anything that uses a DB25  connector.  E.g.GPS, or other signals.  They are very simple to use,  you just unconnect your existing db25 and plug this in-between.  Screws and  nuts can be picked up easily at Frys or RS.

  

 I will supply them with connectors - either 2  males, 2 females or 1 of each - your choice.  The board presses between the  solder cups and then you solder the connectors to the little board.  The  board has a tap point for each pin number and it's only .5 inches  wide.  The entire connector is only 1.5" wide when assembled.  The  via's will take up to 20ga wire and should support anything that we might  need.

  

 I'll sell these for $5 each or $8 for a pair (2  full sets) + $2 S/H (usps) to anywhere in the US (international if needed will  be actual postage or a negotiated rate).

  

 If interested, drop me a note with qty, gender, and  I'll provide paypal information for purchase and get them shipped right  out.

  

 I've attached pictures for your reference, if those  don't go thru, you can see them here.

  

 http://www.highrf.com/Rockets/db25/DSCN2109_edited-2.jpg

  http://www.highrf.com/Rockets/db25/DSCN2111_edited-2.jpg

  http://www.highrf.com/Rockets/db25/DSCN2114_edited-1.jpg

  

 my email is adamson (underscore) alan at hotmail dot com

  

 As a side note, I'm tempted to do the same for db9 and db15 connectors...  we'll see, I suppose if there is enough demand, I could do the big db connectors  too (37 pin is it?).

  

 Alan

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Posted: Fri Jun 13, 2008 10:16 am Post subject: DB25 tap adapter

At 10:06 PM 6/12/2008 -0400, you wrote:

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		  All,



I had the need to create a simple Tap for a DB25 connector.  I decided to 

try out a new board house and have lots available.  These make a great way 

to Y into anything that uses a DB25 connector.  E.g.GPS, or other 

signals.  They are very simple to use, you just unconnect your existing 

db25 and plug this in-between.  Screws and nuts can be picked up easily at 

Frys or RS.



I will supply them with connectors - either 2 males, 2 females or 1 of 

each - your choice.  The board presses between the solder cups and then 

you solder the connectors to the little board.  The board has a tap point 

for each pin number and it's only .5 inches wide.  The entire connector is 

only 1.5" wide when assembled.  The via's will take up to 20ga wire and 

should support anything that we might need.



I'll sell these for $5 each or $8 for a pair (2 full sets) + $2 S/H (usps) 

to anywhere in the US (international if needed will be actual postage or a 

negotiated rate).



If interested, drop me a note with qty, gender, and I'll provide paypal 

information for purchase and get them shipped right out.



I've attached pictures for your reference, if those don't go thru, you can 

see them here.



<http://www.highrf.com/Rockets/db25/DSCN2109_edited-2.jpg>http://www.highrf.com/Rockets/db25/DSCN2109_edited-2.jpg

http://www.highrf.com/Rockets/db25/DSCN2111_edited-2.jpg

<http://www.highrf.com/Rockets/db25/DSCN2114_edited-1.jpg>http://www.highrf.com/Rockets/db25/DSCN2114_edited-1.jpg



my email is adamson (underscore) alan at hotmail dot com



As a side note, I'm tempted to do the same for db9 and db15 connectors... 

we'll see, I suppose if there is enough demand, I could do the big db 

connectors too (37 pin is it?).


	




    Yes, 37 pins is the next size up. Good lick on these

    sir. I've used this technique many times over the

    years with good success. I've also done versions where

    the intermediate board mounted another d-sub connector

    (with pc pins) and versions where the tap connector

    was a mass-terminated ribbon cable header.



    This is a well tried and proven technique.



    Bob . . .



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