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From: thomas walter <roundrocktom@yahoo.com>
Subject: Sub-D connectors
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Years back I remember coming across two different sizes of "male pins" both of which had different sized "female pins" on the D-sub connectors.
   
  You had to make sure you had either "large" or "small" matched up, but played havoc with projects if you had the correct ones.
   
  So when I went to revisit the issue, there is only one size?   Does anyone remember the odd small/large pin intermittent issues?  I'm thinking 1980's as our lab text had bins clearly labeled, but with a note for the lab to only use on size.   
   
  Tom
   

       
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<div>Years back I remember coming across two different sizes of "male pins" both of which had different sized "female pins" on the D-sub connectors.</div>  <div>&nbsp;</div>  <div>You had to make sure you had either "large" or "small" matched up, but played havoc with projects if you had the correct ones.</div>  <div>&nbsp;</div>  <div>So when I went to revisit the issue, there is only one size?&nbsp;&nbsp; Does anyone remember the odd small/large pin intermittent issues?&nbsp; I'm thinking 1980's as our lab text had bins clearly labeled, but with a note for the lab to only use on size.&nbsp;&nbsp; </div>  <div>&nbsp;</div>  <div>Tom</div>  <div>&nbsp;</div><p>&#32;
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