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Re: Best place for PWM cables
You can save some money and construct your own, and make your own custom lengths and custom sensor wiring as well.

All you need is some 3 pin molex connectors, some male and female pins,and maybe the pin insertion tool and crimping tool. Beyond that you just need some ribbon cable and your on your way to making PWN cables.

I know Digikey and alot of other places sell the tools/parts you need.
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