I did find a candidate switch, at Surplus Sales of Nebraska for $5.00
http://www.surplussales.com/switches/SWToggle-1.html
(SWT) 8V10128
Microswitch SPDT toggle switch. 25 ma @ 20vDC. PC mount. ON-ON. 0.5" x 0.9"L
Blue Paddle.
Microswitch Co. was started by Burgess Battery (Freeport, IL) in 1930s
Electronic Surplus
Cleveland
https://www.electronicsurplus.com/
Honeywell switch, might work with your actuator
https://www.electronicsurplus.com/honeywell-microswitch-8v1012b-m-switch-rocker-spdt-25ma-20vdc
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quot;Charles"
To: "cctalk digest"
Subject: Looking for front panel switch
At some earlier time, I'd either lost (or cannibalized for a PDP-8)
one of the switches. Subminiature SPDT toggle switches are readily available
from C&K and Mountain, but I cannot find one with
https://www.tedss.com/MT-SPDT-7101
Thanks :) It's only slightly different (the mounting pins look to be a bit
closer together than my switches dated 1975, but I can drill a couple holes
in the PC board, and swap my matching lever onto it.)
Certainly a lot closer than the totally non-matching c
On 10/5/2019 7:28 PM, Charles via cctalk wrote:
Does anyone have a matching switch they're not using? I have a spare
black lever, but it's supposed to be blue for that nibble which would be
even better ;)
Thanks for any help.
Surplus is not what it was 40 years ago.
Several people are rehash
Looks like a C&K model with a J60 type actuator and a PCB mount.
Something like this?
https://www.tedss.com/MT-SPDT-7101
C&K has a bewildering selection of actuators and mounting options, so
I'm just venturing a wild guess.
--Chuck
This fall I decided to restore my first homebrewed computer that I made
40(!) years ago and still have... a 2 MHz 8080A, 1K of static RAM, a 1702A
(256 byte) EPROM, cobbled up an S-100 connector for a VB-1B video card, an
8-bit I/O port that used an EBCDIC keyboard (ASCII translation table in th
