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Connectors

Discussion in 'Electronic and hardware generally' started by Michael N., Jan 11, 2014.

  1. Michael N.

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    Hi,
    I`m searching for two connectors like in the picture. Anybody knows how they are called and where i can get them?.
    Thank You :)


    Connector 1:

    IMG_0964.JPG IMG_0966.JPG
    IMG_0967.JPG

    Connector 2:

    IMG_0980.JPG IMG_0981.JPG IMG_0983.JPG
    Michael N., Jan 11, 2014
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    Actually I haven't seen this 5 pin molex connector before ... all comes4 or 6 pin .
    ps575bk_2_zps434e44ee.jpg

    try molex connectors radio shack
    speedy, Jan 12, 2014
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    Or you could try RS Components in Germany, can be a little dear on unit prices, they have a wide range of molex plugs here in Australia.
    http://de.rs-online.com
    eaorobbie, Jan 13, 2014
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    Hi Michael
    http://www.tme.eu/de/katalog/#search=molex&s_field=accuracy&s_order=DESC
    die sind teilweise recht günstig.

    Keine Ahnung wie " sicher " das sein soll, aber für mein SX3000 Controller hab ich den 6poligen Molex Stecker aus 2 x 4polig selber gebaut ( für die SCN5). Der ist minimal anders als deiner aber die Codierung ist vom Rand gesehen immer gleich. Ist als selbst bei so einer Bastellösung Narrensicher.
    Grüße
    Kai
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    pitstopp, Jan 15, 2014
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