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Greetings,
Does anyone know of a good source left for Bix 1A's and the NTL brackets? It looks like Norelco only has the NTL 10A's now. I generally use the 50 and 100 pair NTL's great space savers. I'll be the first to admit it, I'm addicted to Bix.
TIA,
John
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Still listed from Norelco in Montreal.
Before I found that they had the 100 mounts, I used to take the BIX10a (250 Pr) and cut them in a 100 Pr & 150 Pr mounts. Very Handy, I agree.
Scientists say that the universe is made up of Protons, Neutron & Electrons. They forgot "Morons".
Dave. (CTUB) Canadian Techs Use Bix!
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Thanks on Monday I'll give them a ring. And yes I've resorted to the same hack thing the trouble I run into is the indented standoff. I also found Belden has or had a Bix knock off (dumpster diving) at my local distributor yielded a couple new in box.
Thanks again,
John
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Belden bought Nordx so any of the new Bix stuff would be made by them.
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Jeff, they never made the 100 pair or 150 pair mounts, or at least I never saw them until I found that Norelco sold them. As John stated, they come in handy when space is limited or that it's a small shop where 2 blocks aren't quite enough and a mount for 10 is a ridiculous waste. On top of that the prices are better...
Scientists say that the universe is made up of Protons, Neutron & Electrons. They forgot "Morons".
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I don't think I've ever seen 100 or 150 pair mounts. There have been places where I've put in 2 or 3 of the 50 pair mounts with covers.
I use BIX for almost everything. Around here we buy it through Anixter.
Dylan. SATUBAW (Some American techs use BIX as well)!
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There was a 100 pair in the 80's (QMBIX10B )but rare since no demand.....probably because it was all 25 pair cable back then so was a bit useless at that time.
I have never seen a 150 but I would like to know the part number for the 150 if its true.
Here a list I have complied but not complete as far as parts or descriptions.
BIX Q parts
Connectors:
Connector, Distribution
QCBIX1A
Connector, Bridging
QCBIX2A
Connector, Multiplying
QCBIX5A
Connector, Key Apparatus
QCBIX7A
Connector, Diode
QCBIX9A
Bridging Clips:
QLBIX38A
QLBIX38B
Patch Cord:
QCBEPC
Covers:
Cover
QCABIX28A
Mounts:
Mount
QMBIX10A - for 250 pair
Mount
QMBIX10B - for 100 pair
Mount
QMBIX10C - for 50 pair
Kits (Mount w/Cover):
Mount Assembly
QMBIX31A
Mount Assembly
QMBIX31B
Mount Assembly
QMBIX31C
Mount Assembly
QMBIX31D
Mount Assembly
QMBIX31F
Mount Assembly
QCABIX32A
Harness, Connectorized Assy (Upper)
QHBIX12A
Harness, Connectorized Assy (Lower)
QHBIX12B
Accessories:
Connection Tool
QTBIX16A
Test Probe
QTBIX17A
Test Shoe, 25 pair
QTBIX21A
Test Connector, 25 pair
QTBIX22A
Wire Dispenser, Large*
QDY1A
Wire Dispenser, Small*
QDY2A
Distribution Ring*
QRBIX19A
Designation Strip
QSBIX20A
Guard, Special Service
QGBIX23A
Modular Jacks:
Modular Jacks
QCBIX36A
Modular Jacks
QCBIX36B
Modular Jacks
QCBIX36C
Modular Jacks
QCBIX36D
Modular Jacks
QCBIX46A
Modular Jacks
QCBIX46B
Modular Jacks
QCBIX46C
Modular Jacks
QCBIX46D
Modular Jacks
NXXCBMC6U
Designation:
Strips
QCBIX20A
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"SATUBAW (Some American techs use BIX as well)!"
"HWCGTTDTPFRT"
Hopefully we can get them to drop the Philips for Robertson too.
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