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lm4(at)juno.com
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Posted: Mon Apr 04, 2016 9:55 am Post subject: pins and wire and tools

Bob,

	It seems as if I keep hitting a brick wall at every step I try.

I met a complete stranger the other day and showed him the "Winchester connector"

and he asked "Is that an amp ?". He then len't me his removal tool,the black one with the plunger,

and I came home and removed all of the pins and sockets I had been given. Turns out they were 

all machine crimped so it's unlikly that I will be able to get them apart so as to reuse them.

That leaves me in need of 60 pins and 40 sockets . I don't know what size these are.

And 1500 ft. of 22 Ga. stranded wire. And a crimping tool. I have a Thomas & Betts WT100M sta-kon tool. 

That might work but I'm not sure. Do you sell any of these things ?

															Larry

Thanks Bob,

If I can find the connectors I will certainly take you up on that offer.

										Larry

On Mar 11, 2016, at 11:31 AM, Robert L. Nuckolls, III wrote:

Bob,

There are a few things I could do but, wow, what a headache.

The link trainer has two female plug sockets mounted within a plate on the side of the machine.

To start changing connectors I would have to make a new mounting plate and desolder 40 22 ga. wires

then solder them back into the new connectors. I would have to do the same to the 20 wires that are part 

of the flight recorder.

Yes, these are pretty old connectors. They were used on the trainer when they were built in 72.

Larry

  I wouldn't use solder connectors for so many

  wires. I've probably got what you need in

  crimped housings and pins to do the job.

  Got a tool I could loan you too.



  Bob . . . 

 

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ronr(at)advanceddesign.co
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Posted: Mon Apr 04, 2016 10:15 am Post subject: pins and wire and tools

Larry, Bob

 

I use Winchester connectors at my work. If you post a couple of pictures. I may have what you are looking for. The part # I have is 1020p and 1020s. 

 

Link to picture of the pin:

http://ecommerce.cdmelectronics.com/winchester-electronics/100-1020P

 

Regards

 

Ron Raby

 

From: owner-aeroelectric-list-server(at)matronics.com [mailto:owner-aeroelectric-list-server(at)matronics.com] On Behalf Of Larry Mac Donald

Sent: Monday, April 04, 2016 1:53 PM

To: AeroElectric-list

Subject: pins and wire and tools

 

Bob,



           It seems as if I keep hitting a brick wall at every step I try.



I met a complete stranger the other day and showed him the "Winchester connector"



and he asked "Is that an amp ?". He then len't me his removal tool,the black one with the plunger,



and I came home and removed all of the pins and sockets I had been given. Turns out they were 



all machine crimped so it's unlikly that I will be able to get them apart so as to reuse them.



That leaves me in need of 60 pins and 40 sockets . I don't know what size these are.



And 1500 ft. of 22 Ga. stranded wire. And a crimping tool. I have a Thomas & Betts WT100M sta-kon tool. 



That might work but I'm not sure. Do you sell any of these things ?



                                                                                                                                                             Larry



 



Thanks Bob,



If I can find the connectors I will certainly take you up on that offer.



                                                                                                    Larry



On Mar 11, 2016, at 11:31 AM, Robert L. Nuckolls, III wrote:



Bob,



There are a few things I could do but, wow, what a headache.



The link trainer has two female plug sockets mounted within a plate on the side of the machine.



To start changing connectors I would have to make a new mounting plate and desolder 40 22 ga. wires



then solder them back into the new connectors. I would have to do the same to the 20 wires that are part 



of the flight recorder.



Yes, these are pretty old connectors. They were used on the trainer when they were built in 72.



Larry



 



  I wouldn't use solder connectors for so many



  wires. I've probably got what you need in



  crimped housings and pins to do the job.



  Got a tool I could loan you too.



 



  Bob . . . 



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lm4(at)juno.com
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Posted: Mon Apr 04, 2016 10:54 am Post subject: pins and wire and tools

On Apr 4, 2016, at 2:15 PM, Ron Raby wrote:

Ron,

My pins have barbs on them in order to keep them locked into the plug.

												Larry 	  Quote: 	
		  Larry, Bob

 

I use Winchester connectors at my work. If you post a couple of pictures. I may have what you are looking for. The part # I have is 1020p and 1020s.

 

Link to picture of the pin:

http://ecommerce.cdmelectronics.com/winchester-electronics/100-1020P

 

Regards

 

Ron Raby

	


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