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Help ID this connector

By jewboyflowerhead

8 years ago



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    #1 8 years ago
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    jewboyflowerhead

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    The 2-pin one in the corner. Its from a system 6 power supply. I need the male connector that goes in there. Part number, name, style?

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    #2 8 years ago
     
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    minnesota13

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    https://www.greatplainselectronics.com/products.asp?cat=95

    Part Number: 19-09-1029
    Connector, Receptacle, 2-Pin, 0.093"Connector

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    #3 8 years ago
     
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    Mrjamma

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    Actually its this part:
    https://www.greatplainselectronics.com/products.asp?cat=153
    Part Number: 15-31-1026

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    This is the PC board version of the 0.093" one mentioned by minnesota13.
    Notice the mounting peg on the end of the connector.

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    #4 8 years ago
     
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    ForceFlow

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    Quoted from Mrjamma:

    Actually its this part:
    https://www.greatplainselectronics.com/products.asp?cat=153
    Part Number: 15-31-1026
    15-31-1026.gif
    This is the PC board version of the 0.093" one mentioned by minnesota13.
    Notice the mounting peg on the end of the connector.

    It sounds like the OP was asking for the matching male connector, not the PCB-mounted female connector.

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    #5 8 years ago
     
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    Mrjamma

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    Ah I stand corrected. Minnesota13 was correct.
    My connector is the actual one on the board
    Hey OP dont forget to order pins with the connector if you dont have them, they arent included.

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    #6 8 years ago
     
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    barakandl

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    Forget that stupid power connector. Copy what WMS did in system 11, it is more robust and less likely to burn.

    System 11 has about 4 inch of wire hanging out with an inline molex connector. I am sure you can find a picture somewhere on IPDB or in a manual.

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