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Pogo pins are not normally used with that style of test point.  You are generally better off probing without a through hole test point, onto a bare SMT pad or maybe an open through hole pad.
There are various head designs like the crown point that can help probe a non-flat surface.

That style of test point are not so commonly used these days, except in R&D.  You would normally use a hook type test clip with them, like seen in the photo at top right.

Are you planning to use pogo pins from above or below the PCB?
If you were probing from above, you might be able to use a large concave (inverted cone) head pogo, like a P25-A2 or P100-A2.
If probing from below, it would depend on how much the particular style of test points used protrude from the PCB surface.

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Other Equipment & Products / Re: Pace ADS200 soldering station
« Last post by tooki on Today at 10:56:17 am »
Soldering station manufacturers do seem to love playing games with power ratings, don’t they?
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General Technical Chat / Re: Dumpster diving save VFD
« Last post by RoGeorge on Today at 10:54:23 am »
Wow, looks impressive!  :-+
Never seen a 4x20 characters of a 7x5 VFD matrix dots before.  From what device was it recovered?
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With mouse plugged into the scrope the scroll wheel is available for making numeric field adjustments.

That's interesting, must not have implemented that in the web interface
Yep.
Now requested to be supported in all models.
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ah, I hadn't thought of that, good call. 64mbit is quite a lot for a soundfont I would have thought though!

Either way, I was mostly wanting to try and actually identify what's on them. I'm utterly stumped. Usually when I dump a chip I at least get some user readable strings in it, this one has nothing.
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Embedded Computing / Re: WINCE question
« Last post by coromonadalix on Today at 10:43:45 am »
I think you should discuss elsewhere,  hacking any windows or parts of it is not tolerated ... you may face mods ban or warnings


you have dedicated forums for this ...
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Hi Dave, my 1204X-HD has microphonic inputs.


Wow. Why the difference?
Perhaps they forgot to mount the capacitors in your unit.
Let them know and they'll happily ship you a couple that you can solder in place... ;)
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what about a stainless steel hollow pipe and put the sensors inside, and the pot the whole thing.
1 side you can weld close and the other you put some pt1000 sensors in or even better some DS18B20 or so (then you have only 3 wires coming out of the tube)
then fill the whole thing up with some food-grade potting and you are done.

Benno
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Microcontrollers / Re: How to create custom bootloader in esp8266
« Last post by mianos on Today at 10:40:31 am »
ps, I hope I have not confused you. I mean the tasmota project is attestation that OTA does work on the ESP8266 and can work very well.
I have not looked at their OTA code.

Maybe start here: https://arduino-esp8266.readthedocs.io/en/latest/ota_updates/readme.html
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