Re: [EE} Select on test resistors

You could try machined pin headers, like these:

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They can be cut so you can separate just the number of pins you need, 
even just one.

The hole is not too large and it has leaf springs inside to press 
against the inserted pin.


Cheers,

Isaac


Em 16/08/2025 10:15, David C Brown escreveu:
> I want to be able to change through hole resistors on a PCB without risking
> damaging the board.
> In the past I have used track pins with a v shaped notch in the top but I
> cannot find anything like tat despite a long internet search.
>
> Any suggestions please?
>
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