Electronics Forum | Mon Oct 04 16:47:15 EDT 2004 | dgjjr
I'm looking for Quad ZCR 941 parts outside of the Tyco pipeline. Anyone know of a good reseller with access to Quad oven parts? dj
Electronics Forum | Sun Jun 26 10:18:03 EDT 2005 | bobpan
Mike no longer is employed by Tyco. Also if i were a betting man......i would bet....that he doesnt know the quad 1000 inner workings toooo well.
Electronics Forum | Mon Nov 07 17:11:45 EST 2005 | slthomas
Not sure which vintage you need but http://www.goppm.com is as good a place to start as any for Quad stuff.
Electronics Forum | Tue Nov 15 17:01:29 EST 2005 | John S.
My company is looking at purchasing its first router. We've always used press type depaneling systems before. Can anyone make any recommendations regarding the Cencorp 1200 SR and the Tyco Smart Router? Thanks in advance, John S.
Electronics Forum | Mon Nov 21 06:55:03 EST 2005 | pjc
FYI: The SR 1200 is going obsolete. The new 1000 SR is replacing it, so you should look at the new machine to compare w/ Tyco. I've seen it at the shows and looks nice. http://www.cencorp.com/cencorp/depaneling/en_GB/1122973593353/
Electronics Forum | Wed Dec 28 14:18:22 EST 2005 | chunks
Depends on what system you're looking at. I visited with them in Washington to design a selective system for me and they are very knowledgable people.
Electronics Forum | Wed Jan 04 08:56:57 EST 2006 | james
In recent years we always seem to have problems with machines going down due to thunderstorms. I am trying to find a way to surge protect our Tyco equipment, anyone out there have any suggestions. It would be greatly appreciated.
Electronics Forum | Tue Jan 10 10:34:39 EST 2006 | killer1994
I am looking for an amp crimping tool part# 90121 I called Tyco, and checked everywhere else they have a 60 day lead time as it is a made to order part. Was wondering if anyone has any around their shop or other distributors they are awhere of. Thank
Electronics Forum | Wed Jan 11 04:08:23 EST 2006 | Rob
Just checked Tyco's online distributor system, & there's none over this side of the pond either, and the leadtime is being quoted as 101 days.
Electronics Forum | Wed May 10 15:12:22 EDT 2006 | bobpan
What kind of Tyco machine?? If its a Q-series you need to have a feeder that has photo sensors across the top to index the next part. There are things you can do to make the machine pick up parts at a better percentage.
