Re: pins, cables
- From: et472@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (Michael Black)
- Date: 10 Nov 2007 23:55:41 GMT
Peter Bennett (peterbb@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx) writes:
But unless things have changed in recent years, most connectors areWhat can I use for examining individual pins/holes (e.g. a "single pin plug",
if that exists)? How can I develop the capability of cheaply and conveniently
making lots of different kinds of cables, or remaking them? Where can
I get this stuff dirt cheap? I keep an eye out for discarded electronics,
but I rarely see the kinds of cables I'm interested in. The only exception
was a printer cable that was discarded with its printer.
You can get loose connectors of many types from Digikey, Mouser and
other electronic suppliers - and even Radio Shack should have a
limited selection. The same sources will also have a wide selection
of bulk cable.
available in a form that can be soldered to. Certainly any "DB" type
connectors.
Or just buy a cable, cut off the other and, and use the wires to
"break out" the connections.
Michael
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