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where to find 30awg molex tin crimp piece

New Messagewhere to find 30awg molex tin crimp piece (modified 0 times) parasyght
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Im looking for some 30awg molex crimp pieces. You know the connector that your phone battery uses, i need the little metal pieces that go inside of the connector. The iopener also has some in it on the modem. The little wire that goes off the modem and connects to the mobo is 30awg, and the little metal pieces inside is what i need. Frys nor ratshack has them in that size in my area. I can post a picture if i didnt explain it very well. The reason i need these is so i can finish the connector for my tft that im going to put in the iopener, cool huh.
05-12-2001 23:11:22

New MessageRE:where to find 30awg molex tin crimp piece (modified 0 times) Glitch
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parasyght: I might be able to help you out. I may have some extras because the hotdog phenomena (8 hotdogs per package versus 6 buns per package) seems to apply to connectors also <g>. I would need more detail like a Digikey part number. The white modem/motherbard connector is a 1.25mm series that uses a LB-1951 terminal.

We should probably take this to email.


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05-13-2001 08:18:48

New MessageRE:where to find 30awg molex tin crimp piece (modified 0 times) parasyght
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I think i found the digikey number, its wm1775-nd. Its a 28 - 32awg femal crimp. Im at work, so ill email you when i get home. No email here on the nt workstations here.
05-13-2001 15:42:39

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