In a message dated 06/27/2000 6:29:18 PM Central Daylight Time,
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> Steve,
>
>  If what you quote from the web site says .019" then that is different from
>  what Bill and I have. I have it here with me if you want I could look up
the
>  specs that I spoke of in my email where it states .014" over.
>
>  Richard Hamilton
>  Clemar Mfg. / Rain Bird
>  [log in to unmask]

Hi Richard!!

I have the VCD without the sequencer, I believe the 6241 is with the
sequencer attached (we have a stand-alone sequencer).

Our VCD is pretty old but reconditioned. The spec's I quoted are at their web
page at:

http://www.uic.com/pp/throughhole.nsf/pages/pp_throughhole_04.html

Be carefull, the PDF file is 2-MB and 100-pages long! It talks about axial,
dip, and radial insertion guidelines...

Maybe the .014" over is for the newer generation machines, or since the PDF
file I read is talking in terms of design, they specify the larger diameter
hoping that someone follows them to make things easier for the machines :)

-Steve Gregory-

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