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Subject: finding industry sources for things - heater pad
From: Colyn On Earthlink <colyncase@earthlink.net>
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Can someone who does this regularly give me a clue on how you go looking for=
 the industry source of some part or other?

Right now I'm looking for a little heater pad to warm a static port and anot=
her one for a fuel vent.  Given it's sitting on resin it should be thermosta=
tically controlled and not enough power to burn a hole.   If I google "heate=
r pad" I get retail parts, none of which do what I want.   I think I want th=
e name of the company, e.g. that makes the pads and thermostats themselves.

Colyn Case
802 730 4026=