On Tue, 13 Feb 2001 15:06:57 +1100, you wrote:

>David Duffy wrote:
>>
>> At 01:05 PM 13/02/01 +1100, you wrote:
>> >I've missed the start of this thread but anyway -
>> >
>> >It'll probably be cheaper to convert the equipment to 25 pin - you =
have to
>> >file the openings out 2.5 mm wider and
>> >pull the pins (carefully) out of the old sockets to fit into the new =
ones.
>> >Hint - a temperature controlled soldering iron can be set for a =
temperature
>> >that, when applied to each pin, won't melt solder, but will soften =
the
>> >plastic around the pin enough for it to be removed without damage.  =
Pins
>> >removed this way can then be cold forced into another socket.
>
>
>If you can get the plugs from Farnell, maybe the
>plastic housings from the D25 will fit the D23 plug??
>-Roman
If you're not worried about the screws, some hotmelt glue would
probably do the trick!

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