> One drawback to this series is the expensive crimping tool
> needed. They have a "secret" $98 hand crimping tool, but they
> don't want you to know about it.
Really ? Double check that price.
I bought an AMP universal tool with interchangeable jaws for about
$100 for use with CPC connectors (which I love!, cost
nothwithstanding), only to discover it came without jaws.
The jaws were about $200.00 more !
The good news is that the CPC pins work GREAT with this crimper and
I'm really glad I bought it.
I liked it so much that I then did the sucker thing and bought the
jaws for standard automotive-style crimp connectors (butt, spade, eye,
etc.) only to discover that
a. it ONLY works with expensive AMP connectors, and
b. it still doesn't work as well as my (good quality) manual
non-ratcheting crimper.
YMMV
Alan
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Alan Rothenbush
Academic Computing Services
Simon Fraser University
Burnaby, B.C., Canada
The Spartans do not ask the number of the enemy, only where they are.
Agix of Sparta
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