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I'd go with 0.093 connectors, make sure to get plugs and receptacles, and male and female pins. Here's great plains electronics selections in that size:
https://www.greatplainselectronics.com/categories.asp?cat=46
Actually, on second thought the 0.062 may be a better selection for smaller gauge wires. Here's their selection of those too:
https://www.greatplainselectronics.com/categories.asp?cat=51
Quoted from currieddog:So, these are individual connections?
Depends how many connections you need to make. You can make a connector with as few as 2 connections/wires, or as many as 15 (based on what g.p.e has in stock at the moment). You'd need to buy male plugs and female receptacles, male pins, female pins, and a crimping tool if you don't have one.
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