Miniatronics or MTH 12 or 24 terminal block question

Mfr calls them mounting feet.  Those are obviously the screw type (vs. adhesive) and probably rubber for slipping.  If you do eBay, search "screw rubber feet".

stan2004 posted:

Mfr calls them mounting feet.  Those are obviously the screw type (vs. adhesive) and probably rubber for slipping.  If you do eBay, search "screw rubber feet".

 

Thanks for your reply, but that is not what I was looking for. The ones that came with my MTH and Miniatronics look nothing like those, and I believe they are made of plastic. A flat head wood screw is used to attach, it goes through the hole in the PCB and hole in mounting foot.

I think Stan was just giving you terminology. Besides, you can't even see the mounts in his picture.

John H posted:

I think Stan was just giving you terminology. Besides, you can't even see the mounts in his picture.

What do you consider the real upstate NY. I live in Parish, the heart of snow country.

Ed

Technically, I'm in Western New York, but to some Upstate is anything north of NYC. I guess I mean I'm further north than that. Actually snow country today with 16" last night. With that around here, tomorrow is gonna be.................Monday! If other places get 6" they make the news. Just winter here.

  I bought my MTH 24 post first, and borrowing their stand-off idea used fat automotive rubber grommets I already had in my junk drawer, for use on my other generic terminal blocks.  

  I found out after the fact that Lowes & True Value sell ones identical to MTH’s or miniatronics’ in their hardware departments. The isle with the pullout drawers for bulk, or individual hardware...found them in both the furniture parts & automotive trim application sub sections.  

Tom