DP3T Switch?

"Jim Thompson" wrote in message news: snipped-for-privacy@4ax.com...

Check out several on this page:

Digikey has plenty to choose from. E.g., 0.1A/12V slide On-on-on DP3T for ~$1. Products -> Switches -> DP3T -> Slide -> DP3T -> etc

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http://search.digikey.com/scripts/DkSearch/dksus.dll?Cat=1114211&k=switch

Maybe I don't know it's played, but I get "No records match your search criteria" ...Jim Thompson

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      Remember: Once you go over the hill, you pick up speed

Did you try it my way instead of a direct search?

--- You can only click one thing at a time and then click the "apply filters" box.

That'll narrow your choices down further, and to narrow them more and more do the same thing over and over.

For example, if you click on "On-On-On" in the "Switch Function" box and the click the "APPLY FILTERS" button, that'll eliminate all of the other switch functions on the next page and let you choose the next thing you want to filter on.

If you click on "DP3T" under "Circuit" and then click "Apply Filters" Finally, if you click on a manufacturer and "Apply Filters" on the next page you'll get to where you need to be.

I chose CW Industries because I like their stuff, and the next page shows their offerings.

The first entry isn't bad; 125V @3A for $0.78 qty 1.

--- JF

Check out several on this page:

-------- None of those are DP3T. The sliders only bridge the nearest two contacts and do not function as the OP requested.

Are you another GymieBob / Josepi troll moron?

mike

OK. I guess I didn't understand that you apply one "filter" at a time :-( ...Jim Thompson

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      Remember: Once you go over the hill, you pick up speed

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The instructions are on the filter pages right under the "Search
Again" box. ;)

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Ermmm...

The SSW-54 and the SSW-64 are DP3T.

Hmm... I see. I mean, those *are* "on-on-on" "DP3T" switches

but I expect you're correct that they're not what Jim is after given that he was thinking toggle switches as well.

I'll be interested to see if we can find a DP3T switch of the kind Jim is after; seems like it is pretty unusual.

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Jim asked for _either_ a slide switch or a toggle switch, so the DP3T
ones you showed were fine.

Toggles are harder to find, but there are some out there.

Here's a few:

http://www.mouser.com/Electromechanical/Switches/Toggle-Switches/_/N-5g2j?P=1z0z2o3&Ns=Switch+Function%7c1

Come to think of it, I'd just look for a rotary switch, e.g.,

...but it appears there are some toggle switches that meet the bill as well, e.g.,

Intriguing...

What search criteria are you using?

I selected DP3T and ON-ON-ON, then push "apply filters," and got 93 products on 4 pages.

I'd suggest Mouser because, in my experience, they're usually cheaper than Digikey.

You can select as many criteria as you like from any or all fields, including multiple items in the same field (drag select consecutive items or conventional Windows CONTROL and SHIFT key select), then apply filters.

Same at Mouser except they give you the number matching the criteria before hitting apply filters so you can tell if you selected a combination that doesn't exist.

You don't have to. The only problem with multiple selections is if you select a combination that has no matching products.

It's also incorrect as you can select from different fields. Go ahead and try it.

They're probably trying to reduce complaints about "it didn't find anything" when selecting an incompatible combination and if you do it 'on at a time' you see what caused 'No records '.

"Instructions" ?? Isn't that what you read when all else fails ?:-) ...Jim Thompson

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      Remember: Once you go over the hill, you pick up speed

" When all else fails, read the instructions! ;-P

Cheers! Rich