MD2 minidin connectors...

[Fix_Metal]

I'm trying to catch up one of those PCB connectors since mine as died.
any hints? :ph34r:  

[kendrick]

I direct you to this older post with the information you need:

http://nfg.2y.net/forum/index.php?showtopic=1350

-KKC, who suggests the forum search function as a regular info tool until the Wiki catches up with the shared knowledge cloud...

[Fix_Metal]

i found all t3h things on Farnell
thx u anyway

[kendrick]

Hey cool, glad you found them. You mind posting links? I have a dream that one day, a person will be able to browse to GamesX.com and find links to every game console component, to the point where they can build a PC-Engine or a Megadrive or an Xbox out of off-the-shelf components.

-KKC, who should start another thread about the thing he was going to put here.

[Guest]

I have a dream....LOL
www.farnell.com

[Fix_Metal]

that was me =D

[PDP-13]

I discovered btw, InPort mice cables lack a ground wire... so it may just be better to buy the connectors and wire 'em yourself.  

[Computolio]

   If you need the PCB mount connector, you could try pulling one off of an old IBM/Logitech Bus Mouse ISA card. If you're after the cable connector, then find either a Logitech Bus Mouse* or a Visioneer PaperPort scanner. They're useless now, and the SCSI/parallel adaptor connects to the actual scanner through a fully wired MiniDIN-9 cable, so just chop that up and you're good to go.

   Failing that, you can find the connector at IEC.NET.

*(do NOT throw the actual mouse away, they're still quite useful for replacing Atari ST or Amiga mice as they are fully electrically compatible)