[Heathkit] Need IO-104 Oscilloscope Vertical Attenuator Switch
Donald Spoon
drspoon at sbcglobal.net
Sun Mar 28 00:57:33 EDT 2010
I got the switch out and there are two pieces to the wafer that fit
closely and cleanly together. The terminals are not bent, but are
"aged". I suspect they will need cleaning.
I am about to try your suggestion of using Super Glue tomorrow as soon
as I can get some at Home Depot or Lowes. How do you suggest using the
baking soda? Do I use it as a coating after I apply the glue before I
join the pieces or after I join them and it sets??
Thanks!
-Don Spoon-
K0APK
Mike McCarty wrote:
> Donald Spoon wrote:
>
>> I have a Heathkit IO-104 O'scope that appears to be in working order
>> except for a broken rear wafer on the Vertical Attenuator Switch
>> (SW2-5F). Does anyone have a "junker" IO-104 that this switch could be
>> liberated from? I can probably get by with replacing just the rear
>> wafer, but it looks like just replacing the entire switch would be about
>>
>
> Unless it's absolutely toast, you may be able to reglue it
> using cyanoacrylic cement ("super glue") hardened with some
> baking soda (not baking powder). It sets up instantly and
> very hard.
>
> Mike
>
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