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armortek option pack wire extensions?
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armortek option pack wire extensions?
Hi everyone, While working on one of my builds I see that the wires that connect the recoil unit to the amp unit are difficult to to plug / unplug when removing the turret due to the internal layout. I was wondering if there was an extension type cord that has a male on one end and a female on the other? This way I can leave the two wires plugged into the amplifier unit and have all the connections / disconnections at an easier location.
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Re: armortek option pack wire extensions?
Something like this ?
http://www.armortek.co.uk/Forum3b/viewt ... f=4&t=5756
But without the second leg.
For the connectors you need to look on newark.com for Molex plugs and sockets.
Or if you can get hold of just the pins, you could reuse the housings and split the recoil module leads.
Then you could use standard Futaba male/female servo connectors for the disconnection point.
Adrian.
http://www.armortek.co.uk/Forum3b/viewt ... f=4&t=5756
But without the second leg.
For the connectors you need to look on newark.com for Molex plugs and sockets.
Or if you can get hold of just the pins, you could reuse the housings and split the recoil module leads.
Then you could use standard Futaba male/female servo connectors for the disconnection point.
Adrian.
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Re: armortek option pack wire extensions?
Yes! just like that. do you have a link where I can find the female plugs as a standard futaba female plug should fit the amp's male pins?