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Wanted 28 way .100 molex housing
- Thread starter rockhouse
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I struggled sourcing more than 15-way of this size from the UK electronics guys. Pinballmania was suggested in my thread here
http://www.pinballinfo.com/community/threads/molex-0-1-2-54mm-crimp-housing-for-large-headers.32685/
http://www.pinballinfo.com/community/threads/molex-0-1-2-54mm-crimp-housing-for-large-headers.32685/
got some 20 way coming from marco
Looked at my VECTOR earlier, isn't A4 J1 - 28 way?
I think I need to do this one too (I'm modding a similar EBD loom into the Vector back box), if I can't get a 28-way housing I'm thinking of using two smaller housings of the size to fit either side of the key (8-way and 19-way) then cable tie them close to the ends. A bit of a kluge but that would work.quite right young astyy need to do a4 j1 first
Way off that, taking it slow and enjoying the restore process else I'll be wanting my next project to fettle and you know how hard these are to find.your vector ok still trying to get mine working
Hi, guys,
I've just checked, and found that a mass of Bally wiring I can't even identify has some 28 way 'small' idc housings, with the black plastic covers. Are these what you're after?
I've just checked, and found that a mass of Bally wiring I can't even identify has some 28 way 'small' idc housings, with the black plastic covers. Are these what you're after?
http://www.marcospecialties.com/pinball-parts/CF10028
28 way .100 female molex housing
just a carrot on a stick guess what they out of stock
sent a message if they are getting them back in
wont hold my breath
tried that joining together its ok ish but not happy with it
28 way .100 female molex housing
just a carrot on a stick guess what they out of stock
sent a message if they are getting them back in
wont hold my breath
tried that joining together its ok ish but not happy with it
I used to get them from GPE, but they now list them as obsolete
https://www.greatplainselectronics.com/products.asp?cat=68&pg=2
https://www.greatplainselectronics.com/products.asp?cat=68&pg=2
Have you tried @pinballmania
You need to email him most stuff isn't listed on his site [emoji6]
Those are no longer available and I cannot find any stock remaining.
I tried ordering a custom build of them but no such luck. So I don't know when/if I will be restocking these.
Sorry I can't help with this one.
Ed Krzycki
Great Plains Electronics
I tried ordering a custom build of them but no such luck. So I don't know when/if I will be restocking these.
Sorry I can't help with this one.
Ed Krzycki
Great Plains Electronics
I have 20 way 0.156". Not many left though
Just had a look in my parts bins, the longest I have left is 20 way
They are listed on the Big Daddy site
http://www.bigdaddy-enterprises.com/electronics/e_connectors-100.htm
http://www.bigdaddy-enterprises.com/electronics/e_connectors-100.htm
only want 4 think shipping might kill it
Why is shipping $22000?
On 4/10/2014 I put in place a minimum order of $30 for US orders and $75 for International, unfortunately the only way to do it using my current shipping system with PayPal is to charge an extreme amount for orders not meeting the minimum, obviously I hope you don't proceed. They reasons are multiple, but mainly are driven by the increased volume of sales over the past few years compounded by complaints and claims on small orders. I ship nearly every day and rarely take time off for my other interests, when I do the complaints roll in. A review of sales showed that over the past two years nearly HALF of my sales were under $30 and accounted for only 10% of my business. Often these small orders are a dozen of small parts that take more time to pack than an average order. Often these are followed by a complaint about $7 in shipping "for such small items". Most (90% this year) of my PayPal claims are from International orders where there's no patience on delivery. Most recently a $28 small package to Germany less than 6 days old. All of those claims except one were under $50. Through the end of the year this has worked for me, and not likely to change. Sorry for the inconvenience.
Why is shipping $22000?
On 4/10/2014 I put in place a minimum order of $30 for US orders and $75 for International, unfortunately the only way to do it using my current shipping system with PayPal is to charge an extreme amount for orders not meeting the minimum, obviously I hope you don't proceed. They reasons are multiple, but mainly are driven by the increased volume of sales over the past few years compounded by complaints and claims on small orders. I ship nearly every day and rarely take time off for my other interests, when I do the complaints roll in. A review of sales showed that over the past two years nearly HALF of my sales were under $30 and accounted for only 10% of my business. Often these small orders are a dozen of small parts that take more time to pack than an average order. Often these are followed by a complaint about $7 in shipping "for such small items". Most (90% this year) of my PayPal claims are from International orders where there's no patience on delivery. Most recently a $28 small package to Germany less than 6 days old. All of those claims except one were under $50. Through the end of the year this has worked for me, and not likely to change. Sorry for the inconvenience.
Worth looking at IDC?
I hear ya, I sold my IDC insertion tool on here so I can't fit them in future
2x 14way, file the edges off slightly so that they mate together at the right spacing and epoxy together?
How about 3D printing them?
How about 3D printing them?
Not me (yet) sorry
You'd want to use one of the more premium materials for strength, but given the size/weight I imagine they cost pennies in materials.
You'd want to use one of the more premium materials for strength, but given the size/weight I imagine they cost pennies in materials.