Wouter,

>> are they safe to use in solder tail sockets? Remember, I need
>> the *real* chip to make good contact with the socket after the test
>> fixture is removed from the socket.
>
> for that I would prefer to use round-pin sockets!

Machined sockets are of course an option, but they tend to be significantly 
more expensive than solder tail, and in large quantities the costs tend to 
add up.

> for the other questions: datapage sent to your email adress.

Have not received it. :( If it's not too much trouble, please resend to 
vitaliy@maksimov.org.

Best regards,

Vitaliy 

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