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Sent: Thursday, July 28, 2005 12:29 PM
Subject: Re: [RCSE] Crimping tool for servo plugs
If you look close, you will see that the pin and spring contact assemblies
are
slightly different between all the marques. Add to this that the
aftermar
If you look close, you will see that the pin and spring contact assemblies are
slightly different between all the marques. Add to this that the aftermarket
arena has their own suppliers and configurations and you start to understand
that no single crimping tool will do all..more like do one type
I also had problems with the Radio Snack crimper not working properly. The
jaws are different and made for different connectors. It's worth the
investment to buy a proper set of crimpers if it will save one airplane
from crashing due to a bad crimp. Personally I like to use the Molex
locking
At 12:04 PM -0400 7/28/05, Bill Conkling wrote:
Radio Shack, or MAXX Products sells them. Other electronics suppyers also
may have them. The tool I use from RS is sold to make up the DB-xx style
connectors used on computers etc. Works like a charm. I do not solder.
NOW Please, I answered the
Try getting your pins from FMA. He has the best connector pins. He has
them for Airtronics as well. The old ones were different from those used
on JR, Futaba etc. I think the current ones 'Z' are the same as JR, Fut
etc.
.bcAG4YQ Williamsburg, VA
> ...I can
> do a JR t
Radio Shack, or MAXX Products sells them. Other electronics suppyers also
may have them. The tool I use from RS is sold to make up the DB-xx style
connectors used on computers etc. Works like a charm. I do not solder.
NOW Please, I answered the question, so let's not get into a crimp vs
solder
> Soldering and then crimping with needlenose pliers is
getting a bit > tiresome. > > Where can I find
a tool that'll do this job? > If you are using the
connector kits sold by various vendors, you can buy the proper crimping
tool at Radio Shack for much less than the connector vendors usually sel
Soldering and then crimping with needlenose pliers
is getting a bit tiresome.
Where can I find a tool that'll do this
job?
TIA
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