Cables?
Does anyone make small cables with .1" non-polarized connectors to fit
standard .025" square posts? For example, a 12" two conductor cable with
Jameco # 100811 connectors to fit standard male headers.
I shake too much to make these up myself. I burn everything. Or is there
some fancy tool that I don't know about?
Jay
standard .025" square posts? For example, a 12" two conductor cable with
Jameco # 100811 connectors to fit standard male headers.
I shake too much to make these up myself. I burn everything. Or is there
some fancy tool that I don't know about?
Jay
Comments
the connector sockets to the wires, but you aren't soldering around the
plastic. These are the connectors similar to what they use on CD-ROM audio
cables.
Original Message
> Does anyone make small cables with .1" non-polarized connectors to fit
> standard .025" square posts? For example, a 12" two conductor cable with
> Jameco # 100811 connectors to fit standard male headers.
>
> I shake too much to make these up myself. I burn everything. Or is there
> some fancy tool that I don't know about?
>standard .025" square posts? For example, a 12" two conductor cable with
>Jameco # 100811 connectors to fit standard male headers.
>
>I shake too much to make these up myself. I burn everything. Or is there
>some fancy tool that I don't know about?
Jay,
I like Panduit's insulation-displacement MAS-CON .100" series, because
they're quick to install (no wire stripping required) and the punch-down
tool is relatively cheap (compared to Amp). The main disadvantage is that
you have to stick to a single wire size per connector. Newark is one source...
Mike Hardwick, for Decade Engineering -- <http://www.decadenet.com>
Manufacturer of the famous BOB-II Serial Video Text Display Module!
listed at $9.95 in their latest catalog.
Bob Baxter
At 10:47 AM 6/21/01 -1000, you wrote:
>Does anyone make small cables with .1" non-polarized connectors to fit
>standard .025" square posts? For example, a 12" two conductor cable with
>Jameco # 100811 connectors to fit standard male headers.
>
>I shake too much to make these up myself. I burn everything. Or is there
>some fancy tool that I don't know about?
>
>Jay
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