RE: RE: favorate modification: Air Compressors

[renarac@domain.elided]

Try Mouser electronjcs, DigiKey, or Fry's. They all have 1-800 numbers
so 1-800-555-1212 will point you the right way. 
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   >From:    	"Eppinger.Michael" <Eppinger.Michael@domain.elided>
   >To:        	"'renarac@domain.elided'" <renarac@domain.elided>;"'IH Digest Postings'"<ihc-digest@domain.elided>
   >Subject:    	RE: favorate modification: Air Compressors
   >Date:    	Fri, Jan 30, 1998  8:06 AM
   >
   >Owen,
   >
   >Where do you get the catalog for the Amphenol connectors?  Do you have a
   >phone # for the place?  Will the factory send a catalog out?  I'd like
   >to see all the options that they offer.  BTW  did you post to the digest
   >a description of these connectors?  I seem to remember one, but I'm not
   >real sure.  If you did, do you know when, or can you send me a copy of
   >it?  Doesn't everybody keep copies of what they send, so they can
   >repost? <bg>
   >
   >400' of air hose.  Now there is a clever idea!  Most junk yards around
   >here won't let you take your truck in their yards, but I bet their
   >mouths dropped when you unrolled your air hose and said no problem, I'll
   >just park it here and take the hose with me.  That's why I really like
   >this digest.  Somebody is bound to come up with a new (better) way of
   >doing something.  ie building a better mousetrap.  
   >
   >TIA
   >
   >Epp
   >74 Scout II
   >76 Terra
   >78 Traveler (parts is parts)
   >75 Travelall (parts for sale or whole thing)
   >75 Travelall another one (parts for sale or whole thing)
   >Member ScouTenn
   >"The end does not justify the means"
   >
   >> I'd have to say that the AC->aircompressor was the best
   >> change. I now enjoy flats on my stored vehicles. Whipping out
   >> a 400' of hose and going into "Pick-a-Part" with an impact
   >> wrench is the BOMB. No busted knuckles stripping parts off of
   >> junkyard cars.....and they guys at the yard usually give me it either
   >> at a huge discount, or free. 
   >> 
   >> I'd have to say that the Amphenol bulkhead connectors would
   >> be another must do for any Scout. I have yet to do mine, but it
   >> is in dire need of it.
   >> 
   >>  Owen Minor
   >> 
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