Tim O'Sullivan
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The Molex connectors that are used, are they the same ones you have on IDE hard drives and CD ROM's?
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Guitarburetor
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Molex connectors
The irony of it all...
I'm sitting here with a Mouser Electronics catalog open to connectors on my desk, and here comes this thread about Molex connectors!
Go to Mouser Electronics - Electronic Component Distributor
The part numbers are;
Receptacle- 538-03-06-1032
Female contacts- 538-02-06-1103 or 538-02-06-1132
Plug- 538-03-06-2032
Male contacts- 538-02-06-2103 or 538-02-06-2132
The crimper is kinda expensive, but wires can be attached with a needle nose and very careful soldering.
The irony of it all...
I'm sitting here with a Mouser Electronics catalog open to connectors on my desk, and here comes this thread about Molex connectors!
Go to Mouser Electronics - Electronic Component Distributor
The part numbers are;
Receptacle- 538-03-06-1032
Female contacts- 538-02-06-1103 or 538-02-06-1132
Plug- 538-03-06-2032
Male contacts- 538-02-06-2103 or 538-02-06-2132
The crimper is kinda expensive, but wires can be attached with a needle nose and very careful soldering.
whitestrat
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That's what I thought, though I dont' remember seeing any Silos in SSS or SSH. Can anyone verify this? I'd love an SSH or SSS config for my incoming silo...
The other question that raises its little head is,......Ive just bought a fairly recent HSH...i thought about a hot swap HSS..stock. I am a clean nut. Then the realisation that there is no battery compartment for a silent circuit. What does one do ?
Tim O'Sullivan
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If it has a trem, you could put it in the spring cavity. Failing that under the scratch plate.
