Grayfox Messages 12,200 Australia Messages I_Grayson_Fox_I Aug 16, 2014 #1 Can anyone help me with this. I need a female power connector for a project i am working on. This is a rough mock up of the dimensions needed. Th depth is 15mm Cant find the plug on digikey or element14. Attachments IMG_20140814_123753.jpg 678.2 KB · Views: 36 IMG_20140814_124011.jpg 797.9 KB · Views: 31
Can anyone help me with this. I need a female power connector for a project i am working on. This is a rough mock up of the dimensions needed. Th depth is 15mm Cant find the plug on digikey or element14.
K kikie I'm here In Memoriam Messages 24,178 in the land of stupidity Aug 16, 2014 #2 I always use seperate pinheaders and tape when I can't find the correct connector. Simple and it always works as good as a connector. Maybe not what you are looking for but is does the job.
I always use seperate pinheaders and tape when I can't find the correct connector. Simple and it always works as good as a connector. Maybe not what you are looking for but is does the job.
Shaun 2.0 Premium Messages 5,556 Vic, Australia Messages gundalini Aug 16, 2014 #3 Looks a bit like a molex connector. Check RS Components.
Grayfox Messages 12,200 Australia Messages I_Grayson_Fox_I Aug 16, 2014 #4 Molex is a brand. Looked through all molex that have a 3mm pitch as well as TE Connectivity. kikie I always use seperate pinheaders and tape when I can't find the correct connector. Simple and it always works as good as a connector. Maybe not what you are looking for but is does the job. Click to expand... Just inserting wires or bear pins wont do as i am making a thing for a car and want it to be secure.
Molex is a brand. Looked through all molex that have a 3mm pitch as well as TE Connectivity. kikie I always use seperate pinheaders and tape when I can't find the correct connector. Simple and it always works as good as a connector. Maybe not what you are looking for but is does the job. Click to expand... Just inserting wires or bear pins wont do as i am making a thing for a car and want it to be secure.
Shaun 2.0 Premium Messages 5,556 Vic, Australia Messages gundalini Aug 17, 2014 #5 Grayfox Molex is a brand. Click to expand... I realise that having used hundreds of them. If you can't find the matching connector why don't you just buy a pair M/F that's suitable for you.
Grayfox Molex is a brand. Click to expand... I realise that having used hundreds of them. If you can't find the matching connector why don't you just buy a pair M/F that's suitable for you.
K kikie I'm here In Memoriam Messages 24,178 in the land of stupidity Aug 22, 2014 #6 http://www.michiba.com.my/wire.html
Grayfox Messages 12,200 Australia Messages I_Grayson_Fox_I Aug 23, 2014 #7 Nope.avi Those are your standard headlight/sidelight connectors. It seems this connector is a custom thing for my car. I cant even find something that comes close.
Nope.avi Those are your standard headlight/sidelight connectors. It seems this connector is a custom thing for my car. I cant even find something that comes close.
turbolefty78 Messages 636 Alexandria, MN Messages TurboLefty78 Aug 24, 2014 #8 Grayfox Molex is a brand. Looked through all molex that have a 3mm pitch as well as TE Connectivity. Just inserting wires or bear pins wont do as i am making a thing for a car and want it to be secure. Click to expand... Why can't you go to a junkyard and snip one from another car? Then solder and heat shrink the pigtail ends to the existing wires in your car.
Grayfox Molex is a brand. Looked through all molex that have a 3mm pitch as well as TE Connectivity. Just inserting wires or bear pins wont do as i am making a thing for a car and want it to be secure. Click to expand... Why can't you go to a junkyard and snip one from another car? Then solder and heat shrink the pigtail ends to the existing wires in your car.
TB Space Lord Moderator Messages 35,876 Downtown North Dakota Messages Cy-Fi Aug 24, 2014 #9 Shaun buy a pair M/F that's suitable for you. Click to expand... Unless there's some underlying reason you can't, I would definitely go this route. If you can't match one half, change both.
Shaun buy a pair M/F that's suitable for you. Click to expand... Unless there's some underlying reason you can't, I would definitely go this route. If you can't match one half, change both.
Grayfox Messages 12,200 Australia Messages I_Grayson_Fox_I Aug 25, 2014 #10 turbolefty78 Why can't you go to a junkyard and snip one from another car? Then solder and heat shrink the pigtail ends to the existing wires in your car. Click to expand... I need about 10 since it is a brake light i am making TB Unless there's some underlying reason you can't, I would definitely go this route. If you can't match one half, change both. Click to expand... I rather not mess with the OEM wiring
turbolefty78 Why can't you go to a junkyard and snip one from another car? Then solder and heat shrink the pigtail ends to the existing wires in your car. Click to expand... I need about 10 since it is a brake light i am making TB Unless there's some underlying reason you can't, I would definitely go this route. If you can't match one half, change both. Click to expand... I rather not mess with the OEM wiring
