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On Jan 7, 1:47*pm, "Ross, NS7F" wrote:
Has anybody had any experience with those little cables used for connections on computer motherboards, typically to front panel LEDs, etc? The pins are 0.1" centered and would be extremely handy for routing +12v around while breadboarding stuff. I think the official name is IDT cables. However, whenever I search for them, I get the crimpers for the massive 40 or 80-conductor cables for ATA ribbons! I just want to make the little 2-3 conductor thingies... Thanks for taking a look. 73 de Ross, NS7F I use crimp on female RS 232 connectors If you cant find a crimp tool they solder on very easily Jimmie |
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