and now, graphical - how to brute force push Cinemag in place of Jensen
under condition that Cinemag pins aren't thicker than Jensen - I don't have PC mount Jensen for reference and datasheets are not helping, so can't tell for sure
if you want other way - to push brute force Jensen in place of Cinemag it is straightforward ( Jensen having less pins than Cinemag), you just need to drill a hole for Jensen pin 1
in both cases - do not try to bend critical pin (instead of drilling hole for), or you'll cry - if not right away, then later for sure
under condition that Cinemag pins aren't thicker than Jensen - I don't have PC mount Jensen for reference and datasheets are not helping, so can't tell for sure
if you want other way - to push brute force Jensen in place of Cinemag it is straightforward ( Jensen having less pins than Cinemag), you just need to drill a hole for Jensen pin 1
in both cases - do not try to bend critical pin (instead of drilling hole for), or you'll cry - if not right away, then later for sure
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there is no problem with pad holes Dia for adapter board, it was slight dilemma for Brute Force approach
This may sound odd - how does this board actually work as an add-on to an existing PCB? With either of the transformers installed, there is no easy way to connect signals down to the main board. Perhaps the offset holes are better suited for a daughter board. The overlapping pads are better for a PCB that supports a dual footprint.
