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In article <1989Dec13.171428.8268@ccu.umanitoba.ca>, umschel3@ccu.umanitoba.ca (Wayne Schellekens) writes:
> I am looking for a source of the 13-pin Atari monitor connector.  I know
> of one place in California which was selling them a couple of years ago,
> but they were not easy to use (the pins did not have solder cups to stick
> the wires into - just stubs which you could solder on the side of.)
> 
> I understand that this item is commonplace in Europe.  If I can't find a 
> good source of them in Canada or the U.S., I would even be willing to 
> purchase them from abroad.
> 
> Any information would be appreciated.
> 
> Wayne Schellekens, Computer Engineering, University of Manitoba
> Snailmail: 385 Wales Ave         CDNnet: umschel3@ccu.UManitoba.CA
>            Winnipeg, Manitoba
>            Canada  R2M 2S8

Try Best Electronic in California.  408-243-6950.  I hope this isn't the place
that sold the unacceptable ones a few years ago.  I got one that worked just
fine.

--Jim Sisul
The University of Kansas