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From: N_Cook on 30 Apr 2010 03:36 GregS <zekfrivo(a)zekfrivolous.com> wrote in message news:hrchtq$4m8$2(a)usenet01.srv.cis.pitt.edu... > In article <83tvd5Fef6U1(a)mid.individual.net>, Adrian C <email(a)here.invalid> wrote: > >On 29/04/2010 12:05, N_Cook wrote: > >> Where you can upload a pic of a mystery item somewhere, direct a search > >> engine to it , analyses it and finds similar. ? > >> I have a no name web cam I would like to find a driver > > > >That's easy (unless some rules have been broken). > > > >Google 'usb device id list' and ask your operating system what device id > >it sees. > > > >for and also a few > >> hundred, no context silver-plated brass widgets , no name /number etc also, > >> I'd like to identify > > > >That is a bit harder, needs human eyes. Can you post a picture on > >somewhere like photobucket? > > > > Search engines do not analyse pictures. You do need to up load pictures and have experts analyse, > like a forum for silver plated brass widgets. You show them where to find pictures. > > By the way, Yahoo still favors using Flicker for their image library, but > have greatly improved their image library. I have also noticed they are better > than Google at indexing many websites, and like always, you have to use different > search engines to find the info you are looking for. > > greg Not really much to photograph The widgets have a shape like bootlace ferrules but not for crimping as thicker brass and also silver plating. Maybe a variant of turret tags for setting in pcb without the turrets or some sort of terminal or pin. 12.5 mm long, hole through axis with a ridge around the outside, one end 1mm hole and 2.5mm outside dimension and other end 2.8mm hole and 3.8mm outside.
From: Adrian C on 30 Apr 2010 10:11 On 30/04/2010 08:36, N_Cook wrote: > Not really much to photograph > The widgets have a shape like bootlace ferrules but not for crimping as > thicker brass and also silver plating. Maybe a variant of turret tags for > setting in pcb without the turrets or some sort of terminal or pin. > 12.5 mm long, hole through axis with a ridge around the outside, one end 1mm > hole and 2.5mm outside dimension and other end 2.8mm hole and 3.8mm outside. > I think its a pin contact insert for a multi-pole connector. The ridge fixes the pin in whatever material is the connector body and wires are pushed and soldered inside the thicker end of it. -- Adrian C
From: N_Cook on 30 Apr 2010 12:25 Adrian C <email(a)here.invalid> wrote in message news:8406ooFsmnU1(a)mid.individual.net... > On 30/04/2010 08:36, N_Cook wrote: > > Not really much to photograph > > The widgets have a shape like bootlace ferrules but not for crimping as > > thicker brass and also silver plating. Maybe a variant of turret tags for > > setting in pcb without the turrets or some sort of terminal or pin. > > 12.5 mm long, hole through axis with a ridge around the outside, one end 1mm > > hole and 2.5mm outside dimension and other end 2.8mm hole and 3.8mm outside. > > > > I think its a pin contact insert for a multi-pole connector. The ridge > fixes the pin in whatever material is the connector body and wires are > pushed and soldered inside the thicker end of it. > > -- > Adrian C DIN41612 type connectors with power carrying pins incorporated perhaps, like these http://media4.rscomponents.cataloguesolutions.com/LargeProductImages/R469746 -01.jpg
From: N_Cook on 1 May 2010 05:55 Looking again there are different sizes , but not mutually pluggable and none have slits or sprung bits and silvered brass seems a bit odd for power connectors http://diverse.4mg.com/silvered_pins.jpg
From: Ron on 1 May 2010 05:59
On 01/05/2010 10:55, N_Cook wrote: > Looking again there are different sizes , but not mutually pluggable and > none have slits or sprung bits and silvered brass seems a bit odd for power > connectors > > http://diverse.4mg.com/silvered_pins.jpg > > They look like pins for an Edac or Harting type connector |