Source for servo connectors
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Source for servo connectors
I am looking for a source for Futaba style servo connectors so I can make custom servo leads and avoid the extra connector when using an extension. Dymond RC was a source at one time but they seem to have dropped off the surface of the earth.
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RE: Source for servo connectors
Mpi has them here http://www.maxxprod.com/mpi/mpi-4.html scroll down a bit to find them.
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RE: Source for servo connectors
http://www.servocity.com/html/servo_...rs___pins.html
http://tinyurl.com/5hj6kf
http://tinyurl.com/576bps
That crimper tool from MPI is a must-have, and their prices are really good, too.
http://tinyurl.com/5hj6kf
http://tinyurl.com/576bps
That crimper tool from MPI is a must-have, and their prices are really good, too.
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RE: Source for servo connectors
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I am looking for a source for Futaba style servo connectors so I can make custom servo leads and avoid the extra connector when using an extension.
I am looking for a source for Futaba style servo connectors so I can make custom servo leads and avoid the extra connector when using an extension.
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RE: Source for servo connectors
A,
These folks are easy to do business with. Fast and reliable in my experience. Nice gear, also:
http://electrodynam.com/rc/conn/index.shtml#pigtails
These folks are easy to do business with. Fast and reliable in my experience. Nice gear, also:
http://electrodynam.com/rc/conn/index.shtml#pigtails
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RE: Source for servo connectors
If you are just extending the lead length on a servo, why use another connector? Just cut the existing cable in two and splice in the necessary extension length. No new connectors are then required.
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RE: Source for servo connectors
Maybe I'm fussy. I have been in the electronics business all my working life and splicing wirwes was never an "elegant" fix to short wires.
edited - corrected spelling
edited - corrected spelling