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Pins to insert into PWM Header on Camera
What type of pins should I use to connect to the two PWM headers on the camera (rs232, power). I know i can just use regular PWM cables but I want to have all cables going out in one place so there are only two holes in the cover. I tried taking the cables/pins out of the PWM cables but once you bend them over so the cover fits they become very brittle and break. I have already tried it with 2 PWM's and they both broke.
Team 447 did it somehow and I was wondering how. http://www.chiefdelphi.com/forums/sh...threadid=32884 |
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29-01-2005, 02:06
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Re: Pins to insert into PWM Header on Camera
Well, the simple method would be to cut PWM cables, and solder the ends to a connector, if you wanted a result similar to 447's. You don't have to use PWM cables, though; any 3-pin header will work.
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