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removable controls mofule
Hi everyone. ... ooops can't spell module
SPAM is designing a removable electronics and control box this year. ...first time we've done it. The interface to the box would be speed controller/relay/solenoid output wiring to motors, compressor etc. and sensor signal input wiring. We're looking for ideas for COTS connectors at the interface. Some CD scrounging has revealed AMP Universal MATE-N-LOK connectors for the 12V low power connectors (10 & 4 pins) and Molex Mini-Fit for the high power connector (8-pin). Ribbon cable seems like a good choice for the signal. I know there are teams out there who have tackled this in the past. Any wisdom? Thanks Eric Last edited by EricS-Team180 : 14-01-2009 at 12:32. Reason: <bad spelling!> |
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