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Im repairing an old electronic organ i was wondering if any could me indentify the type of plug this is so i could get a new one. its 24 pin and says Burndy on it.
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Hard to tell without seeing the other side, but it looks like a DIP 24 header.
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those kind of extensions were common 20 years ago, but are very rare now. probably your best bet is to make your own using 2 rows of machined female headers and soldering wires.
you want the machined headers, with round pins, not the regular, rectangular headers coz they likely wont fit.
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As the anon said, you're better off just making your own rather than trying to find a replacement part which will be just as old anyway.
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>>1156974
Why would, of all things, there be a need to change a connector that isn't broken? Just buy/make the cable, no need to replace the header. Sure it's /diy/ but within reason man.
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>>1156974
..are you genuinely advocating nigger rigging shit when the replacement part is three fucking dollars? OP specifically indicated that he wanted to buy a replacement part. How fucking poor are you anon?
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>>1156974
>That's the /diy/ way!
DIY steps to building a house
>plant trees
>let trees grow.
>beat down tree with broken branch
>use newly beaten timbers to mine for iron
>find iron
>use wood from tree to start fire
(don't forget to plant more trees in the mean time, houses need a lot of wood)
>melt ore and make nails
>melt ore and make hammer
>use hammer to bound nails into wood
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