On 26 Jul 2005 00:01:11 -0400, (DoN. Nichols)
wrote:

In article ,
Gunner wrote:
I scrounged Stuff a couple weeks ago, enough to fill two crates 5' x
5' x3' tall. Lots of misc stuff, nylon nuts by the bag

What sizes of nylon nuts? Black or white nylon?

, adhesive
backed clips, a couple thousand green LEDs (some plain..some on
standoffs), 25lbs of what appear to be 1/2" E-clips, hardware up the
wahzoo...

Ive got 3 or 4 boxes..about the size of a loaf of bread each filled
with Amp DB25s, but they dont have any pins installed.

Male or female DB-25? Or an even mix of them? I can always get
the crimp pins for them, and I have the crimper to use, and the
insertion/extraction tool as well.

Whoops..sorry Don..the two I opened were male IRRC Ill check

Another few
hundred Molex connectors of various configurations, including the disk
drive type, a few hundred Amp DB15s, no pins yada yada.

Hmm ... again -- male, female, or mix?

Thanks,
DoN.
I think the D15s are male. Ill check this weekend. The molex are mixed
IRRC

Gunner


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