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McBryce:

--- Quote from: bd139 on June 28, 2022, 08:01:05 am ---
--- Quote from: McBryce on June 28, 2022, 07:41:36 am ---So I printed the PH-163 casing. Fit's perfectly and seems relatively safe to use, but the creator neglected to mention which terminals he used. Has anyone an idea what terminals would fit the PH-163 pins? Or what terminals these are in his picture? https://3dmixers.com/m/268285-ph-163-connector-hp-oval-

McBryce.

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Did you print it in PLA? It's hygroscopic. I wouldn't put mains near it.

My approach on these in the future are going to be making a blanking plate with a cable strain relief and either a dangling IEC socket or a captive mains lead.

Although I managed to avoid that at the weekend with the 400E as it had an IEC already

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Yeah, I know, but I've read up on it and it's all a bit scare-mongering exaggerated. It never absorbs enough water to become dangerously conductive. There are documented experiments where a PLA part was left underwater for several years and it still kept its structure and isolation.

McBryce.

Robert763:

--- Quote from: bd139 on June 28, 2022, 08:01:05 am ---
--- Quote from: McBryce on June 28, 2022, 07:41:36 am ---So I printed the PH-163 casing. Fit's perfectly and seems relatively safe to use, but the creator neglected to mention which terminals he used. Has anyone an idea what terminals would fit the PH-163 pins? Or what terminals these are in his picture? https://3dmixers.com/m/268285-ph-163-connector-hp-oval-

McBryce.

--- End quote ---

Did you print it in PLA? It's hygroscopic. I wouldn't put mains near it.

My approach on these in the future are going to be making a blanking plate with a cable strain relief and either a dangling IEC socket or a captive mains lead.

Although I managed to avoid that at the weekend with the 400E as it had an IEC already

--- End quote ---

A IEC 60320 C6 "mickey mouse" inlet can normally be fitted in place of the old HP inlet. Often without changing the original metal work

McBryce:

--- Quote from: Robert763 on June 28, 2022, 08:47:00 am ---
--- Quote from: bd139 on June 28, 2022, 08:01:05 am ---
--- Quote from: McBryce on June 28, 2022, 07:41:36 am ---So I printed the PH-163 casing. Fit's perfectly and seems relatively safe to use, but the creator neglected to mention which terminals he used. Has anyone an idea what terminals would fit the PH-163 pins? Or what terminals these are in his picture? https://3dmixers.com/m/268285-ph-163-connector-hp-oval-

McBryce.

--- End quote ---

Did you print it in PLA? It's hygroscopic. I wouldn't put mains near it.

My approach on these in the future are going to be making a blanking plate with a cable strain relief and either a dangling IEC socket or a captive mains lead.

Although I managed to avoid that at the weekend with the 400E as it had an IEC already

--- End quote ---

A IEC 60320 C6 "mickey mouse" inlet can normally be fitted in place of the old HP inlet. Often without changing the original metal work

--- End quote ---

I was hoping to keep it as original as possible, but I will keep that in mind for "Plan B".

McBryce.

bd139:
If anyone wants this go go go go. 500Mhz scope plus Agilent PSU £180. I can’t take it due to delivery constraints.

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/165551587078

Vince:
Wow thanks for that ! I never knew this series of scopes, HP branded / nice looking, were available with such high specs and a COLOUR screen ! :scared:

I learned something.....  :-+

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