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Amp Stuff => AmpTools/Tech Tips => Topic started by: Willabe on February 23, 2016, 12:11:31 am
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I found these zip ties with a molded mounting hole. Took a little searching to find them with either a #6 or #4 mounting hole but they do make them.
I'm going to try them for mounting the loose end junction of preamp tube grid stoppers and shielded cable. I probably need to slide some shrink tube over the loose end of the R/solder joint to keep it from shorting out to the chassis?
And then I found these zip tie mounting brackets, they will hold 2 separate ties, only need 1 bolt/nut and only 1 hole drilled in the chassis. These have the benefit of lifting the R off the chassis depending how you mount them. Gonna try them too. :icon_biggrin:
Both are cheaper then stand offs so I can save those for high(er) voltage stuff.
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no holes to drill.. 21cents each.
http://www.mouser.com/ds/2/267/eagleplasticdevices_EPD-200894-740938.pdf (http://www.mouser.com/ds/2/267/eagleplasticdevices_EPD-200894-740938.pdf)
http://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/Eagle-Plastic-Devices/561-N3588/?qs=sGAEpiMZZMt5bLT1twLkep9t2%252bAs0bRtfN8d6kKeRzE%3d (http://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/Eagle-Plastic-Devices/561-N3588/?qs=sGAEpiMZZMt5bLT1twLkep9t2%252bAs0bRtfN8d6kKeRzE%3d)
--pete
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Thanks DL, yeah guys here have been using those and posting gut shots with them.
But, I want to bolt them in, I just don't trust the adhesive/glue to stick long time.
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But, I want to bolt them in, I just don't trust the adhesive/glue to stick long time.
+1
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don't trust the adhesive/glue
Not sure about the *modern* glue, but the stuff we used in the 80's I had to chisel off in the 2000's so the scrap metal buyers were happy
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Not sure about the *modern* glue, but the stuff we used in the 80's I had to chisel off in the 2000's so the scrap metal buyers were happy
That's the way it always is when you want to remove them! :icon_biggrin:
I've used quite a few of those throughout my career. The ones used in a fully climate controlled space do very well. The ones in a weatherproof junction box in the parking lot usually turn loose pretty quick.
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The mounting hole zip ties and bolt down zip tie mounting blocks arrived in the mail. :mail1:
I really think these are going to work great! :icon_biggrin:
Zip tie bolt hole is a #4 and the mounting bracket is a #6.
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More pics;
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Those look great. Thanks for sharing.
Chip
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:icon_biggrin: