Meindert Sprang wrote:
"Larry" wrote in message
...

(Meindert! Wipe that knowing smile off your face!)


Damn, you caught me redhanded....:-)
To be honest, when I developed my multiplexers, I closely looked at Noland's
to see how it should not be done.

grin

But, Larry might still object to the "screw-terminals-to-crush-wires-
with" that you use (like Noland). Note: he said it, not me. I actually
_like_ them. But that's probably 'cause I am European... Quoting Larry
again, this time on Raymarine's NMEA converter box:

The connector box uses those little European screw terminals in a poly
plastic strip you shove the wires in the side holes on each side and
clamp them with a jeweler's screwdriver through the hole provided.

Oops, even this criticism could be applied to your multiplexer:

The box is just a plastic construction box with RAYMARINE printed on
the cover. If I were them, I wouldn't be so proud of it to put my
name on it....(c;

Maybe somebody should start making multiplexers made in South Carolina,
USA ;-)

/grin

--
Kees
(Happy Shipmodul Customer)