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1. 06:34 PM - Back to the scrap bins (Ralph E. Capen)
2. 07:01 PM - Infinity Stick connector? (Neil Clayton)
3. 08:07 PM - Re: Back to the scrap bins (Ron Quillin)
4. 08:09 PM - Re: Infinity Stick connector? (Ron Quillin)
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| Subject: | Back to the scrap bins |
Does anyone have some single conductor shielded wire (S906-1-22 or equiv) in
their scrap bins?
I need a one foot piece and a three foot piece.
Thanks in advance,
Ralph
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| Subject: | Infinity Stick connector? |
I chose to install my Infinity sticks on my Cozy so that they were
not hard-wired into the plane, but "plugged into" the plane via
24-pin Molex connectors through the instrument panel bulkhead. That
way, if the sticks ever needed servicing, they can be completely
removed from the plane by detaching the plug.
I should have kept it simple - I have discovered intermittent
connections, which I've narrowed down to the Molex connectors. By
joggling them about I can make or break circuits. It's time to dump
these sloppy plastic connectors and go with something more robust.
I've searched Digikey's catalogue but they offer such a dizzying
array of "through bulkhead" circular connectors of 17+ wire cables,
I'm confused about what to select. Without eyeballing each one I'm
sure to order something that won't work.
I need a twist-on or bayonet M-to-F connector, through-bulkhead, 17+
pins, solder or crimp, large enough to accept the ~1/2" diameter blue
cable that come with Infinity sticks. Could anyone please propose a
model number/type of connector that will satisfy this need?
Would D-sub connectors be able to handle the high operating currents
that the pitch trim and speed brake motors draw?
Many thanks
Neil
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| Subject: | Re: Back to the scrap bins |
If that's just single conductor shielded, send me your address.
Ron Q.
At 18:26 1/20/2008, you wrote:
><recapen@earthlink.net>
>
>Does anyone have some single conductor shielded wire (S906-1-22 or
>equiv) in their scrap bins?
>
>I need a one foot piece and a three foot piece.
>
>Thanks in advance,
>Ralph
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| Subject: | Re: Infinity Stick connector? |
At 18:56 1/20/2008, you wrote:
>I need a twist-on or bayonet M-to-F connector, through-bulkhead, 17+
>pins, solder or crimp, large enough to accept the ~1/2" diameter
>blue cable that come with Infinity sticks. Could anyone please
>propose a model number/type of connector that will satisfy this need?
Try the AMP 19 position CPC series
Ron Q.
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