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Stacy Richard

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Here's a very simple one.<br />
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I need to build some weird adapter for a PC's VGA (15 pin, 3 row D-SUB / DE15 / HD15) port, and I want to buy a case for it with the correct screw type. <br />
Wherever I read about that plug type, two types of screws are mentioned:<br />
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<li>M3 (metric)</li>
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<li>UNC 4-40</li>
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Any hint (link to some official spec sheet, etc.) what screw type is standard for the VGA port ?
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Here's a very simple one.

I need to build some weird adapter for a PC's VGA (15 pin, 3 row D-SUB / DE15 / HD15) port, and I want to buy a case for it with the correct screw type. 
Wherever I read about that plug type, two types of screws are mentioned:

M3 (metric)

UNC 4-40


Any hint (link to some official spec sheet, etc.) what screw type is standard for the VGA port ?

What type of screws is used in VGA connectors ?

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