RCA 6K3 Preliminary Capacitor/Resistor Research
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Mike,
This one: https://www.tubedepot.com/products/termi...-terminals
does have fastening points in the middle, I presume exactly for that purpose. If they could simply post the physical dimensions of the part on the product listing, I would have either ordered it by now, or moved on, but alas...
Rod,
I may end up needing to do that, so will keep that option in mind.
Best wishes,
Roy
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RE: RCA 6K3 Preliminary Capacitor/Resistor Research - by glyphmon - 04-28-2026, 10:47 AM
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