Are alpha DPDTs with pins spaced like DIP chips?

All frequent questions on switching: true or not true bypass, transistor-based or mechanical.
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I'm wondering if I could build a millenium bypass onto a bit of perf or vero connected to the switch itself. Can't get a datasheet anywhere!
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I think you are looking for this...

http://www.smallbearelec.com/Detail.bok?no=955
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I have those available in the UK (I think); I need to know the pin spacing.
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Hides-His-Eyes wrote:I have those available in the UK (I think); I need to know the pin spacing.
Yup... www.bitsbox.co.uk do the right type... i'm not definite but i'm pretttyyy sure i've seen these on someones perf board before, you could easily drill the holes slightly larger to accomodate anyway so I think you'll be okay, if I find a spare one about tommorow i'll see if it will go in vero without modification.
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