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[Ed Richards]

FYI: Radio shack has #2-56 screws and nuts.
Ed

On Fri, 21 Jul 2000 12:56:56 -0300 "charles w. morehouse"
<cwmorehouse at WORLDNET.ATT.NET> writes:
> Hi Kent,
> Have had success at rebuilding switch wafers. First find a similar
> switch that you can harvest contacts from. Remove the bad parts from
> your original. Rivets are available from Keystone. Mouser has them.
> Or
> you can use 2-56 or smaller screws to reattach them. I like the
> machine
> screws. See your local hobby store. JB Weld is great for fixing
> broken
> parts. Best of luck, you can fix it. 73.
> Wayne;
> W4GBW
>
> Kent A. Badger wrote:
> >
> > I'm still looking for the two-position wafer switch "A" for the
> SB-200
> > bandswitch, Heath part #63-352?.....If the part isn't available,
> any
> > suggestions on rebuilding the wafer would be
> appreciated......thanks
> > Kent
> >
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