I finally got this two days ago. If you will recall, I'd called
800-718-1997 as was suggested, and ended up with a Newark catalog,
useful, but not what had been described. I went to the web, found
Farnell's web page, and asked for the catalog there, and got a real
Farnell catalog. It's bigger than the Sears catalog used to be.
Lots of neat things, with a distinct European accent.
If you haven't got one, and you order from this this sort of supplier,
then it's worth while making whatever fuss is necessary on the above
number, or hitting their web page to get one. OTOH, the one I got is
only good through March '97. You might want to try for a newer one.
This will get you Farnell's page:
<LI><a href="http://www.farnell.co.uk/">Farnell</a>
Obligatory 38S mention and digression: It's on hold; I decided to
rearrange the shack, discovered another old house wiring hack, and am
now working with 12-3 Romex and lath and plaster walls, instead of #24
stranded and .040 aluminum. Anybody who would install a receptacle,
using #16 rubber jacketed extension cord wire, spliced into the
knob-and-tube wiring inside the wall ,should have their thumbs
amputated. And there is a reasonably well installed receptacle (lead
covered #14) on the other side of the wall that would have been easy
to connect to.
73, doug
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