I'm pretty sure that dimension is just the distance from the center to the outer edge of the mounting hole. If you then look at the far left diagram, the PCB seating plane looks higher than that.
and one more question...
how the hell do you know how far off the PCB the center of the large mounting hole is for these?
Neutrik - Audio - A Series - NC3MAH-0
I suppose you have to load the DXF file? bah. I don't have a way to do that...
in your opinion, what's a reasonable connector to use with DSD and other serial audio signals. cat-5? Assume that the runs will be very short, and proper precautions are taken on each end of the connector.
just want to check one things. The wire holes are .06" and the test points are 0.08"? Any other test points, other than the marked locations that make sense to add a terminal? ground perhaps?
That's correct for the PTP3. I'm not positive about the hex screw, it could be that the stops are used and the friction of the tire on the spindle keeps it in place and effectively against the stop. Regardless, I'm not doing it that way so I didn't look into it very much.
The previous versions have a mechanism to set stops for different speeds. I'm not sure about the most current version. You still need to remove the platter and potentially loosen and retighten a set screw. This allows adjustement to a different diameter on the motor spindle.