When you don't have any jumper shunts but you have a wire wrap tool.
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https://bitbang.social/@polpo/113380814974190520
Whatever works. Lol
Nice job, Chris. Is this your work?
I've wanted a wire-wrap/unwrap tool for quite a while, just never had the motivation to go ahead and get one.
Quote from: granz on Nov 04, 2024, 06:01 AMNice job, Chris. Is this your work?
I've wanted a wire-wrap/unwrap tool for quite a while, just never had the motivation to go ahead and get one.
While I DO have a wire-wrap tool, this isn't my work. There's a link under the photo to the original post. But I have been known to use F-F jumper wires to do this very same thing. Shunts were in short supply for me in the 90s. But, because of my computer shop, I had an entire parts drawer full of them by 2001. I also had a parts drawer with the 2mm ones as well. Don't have those anymore, but I still have a large supply of F-F jumper wires. ;)
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