If the pins are plastic just use a soldering iron and mushroom them down
from the back side. Or go crazy for Crazy glue. By the way is the dot
red? I've been troubled hearing reports of 'black' Ten*Tec dots. -Jeff-
aa8ve
On Tue, 23 Nov 1999 13:34:24 -0500 (EST) 00tlzivney@bsuvc.bsu.edu writes:
>
> OK, I have now gotten my 301 kit encoder to function with my new
> OMNI VI+
>
> had a couple of minor glitches to solve - one was how to connect the
> wires
> to the little connector for the encoder - Dale pointed out that the
> wires
> need to be pressed into the connector so I used a fine-bladed
> screwdriver
> for that. Then, the radio shack 4 conductor shielded cable several
> people
> have recommended proved too big for me to get the cable clamp
> around. I
> had to cut off a piece of the tab and shave the main body opening
> bigger.
>
> Now, the remote knob works fine. However, how do I get the TenTec
> logo
> to stay on the box? The two pins on the back of the logo don't just
> snap
> into the box, and they aren't threaded so that I use nuts. What's
> the
> secret?
>
> Terry Zivney, N4TZ/9
> n4tz@arrl.net
>
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