Hi Guys, I was thinking of using the ribbon type wire you get from a computer which connects the harddrive to the mother board, for hte ILDA connector. Would that be ok to use?
Graham
Hi Guys, I was thinking of using the ribbon type wire you get from a computer which connects the harddrive to the mother board, for hte ILDA connector. Would that be ok to use?
Graham
Never mind, I used a stronger wire...
Does anyone know where I can get the following from the UK?
http://www.connectworld.net/cgi-bin/...1?nDbk6RLo;;42
Graham
You can deffo buy them with a white plastic surrond from CPC in preston www.cpc.co.uk so I would expect that you could also get them with stainless. Why not just buy the connector and cut a hole - its not a bad shape to make in a panel its just a slot with 2 knobs at the end - or 2 holes. A drill and a file and you will be sorted. Or if you are not up to this the rear mounting plate off an old PC using a 25 D for the rs232 or parallel port. If you are stuck and want one (or a couple) I have some spare though I wont give you the connector - as I use them
Rob
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Rob, the only thing I can do is drill holes...I dont know how to make a nice square 'neat' shapes..I did buy a file the other day so I can make eliptical drill holes for minor aligment adjustments.
Hmm, maybe Ill give it a go.
G
you need what I have - see picture.
If you want one let me know and I will stick it in the post (you are still in credit after the fans)
if you use this you can drill an ugly hole and make it look neat by placing this over the front of it.
Rob
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Thanks Rob, but I just ordered one of these ... http://tidyurl.net/n1Tmz
Best I do as little work as poss, you've seen what I'm capable of when I built my DAC enclosure lol
this may be of use
http://www.icables.com/idc-26--db25-...tor-cable.html
Graham;
If you want a square hole, buy yourself a dremel tool and use the oxide cutting wheel to cut your sheet metal. Works great. (It's best to drill holes at the corners first... That way the wheel doesn't over-cut the corner.)
Adam