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(Msg. 1) Posted: Wed May 23, 2007 3:55 pm
Post subject: Marine connectors
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I'm trying to source an additional socket for my Cetrek 715 hand-held pilot
controller.
Initial Googling suggests it could well be Conxall Mini-con X / Switchcraft
EN3 type.
It has seven pins, but all the Conxall / Switchcraft 7 pin layouts I've
found are
different to the one I have. Mine has 6 equally spaced on a dia, and a
centre pin. The Conxall / Switchcraft 7 pins are 7 pins equally spaced on a
dia.
Further Googling suggests this connector is used by other Marine electronics
such as Simrad, and Trimble etc.
I did find a post from 2002 of a guy who stocks them, but that scent soon
when cold
I need a fixed male for panel mounting.
Any supplier suggestions gratefully received. I'm UK based but a USA or
other import could well be practicable, as Cetrek want an arm and a leg for
a combined socket, mounting plate and cable!!
TIA
Andy |
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(Msg. 2) Posted: Wed May 23, 2007 7:14 pm
Post subject: Re: Marine connectors [Login to view extended thread Info.]
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"Andy Baguley" <andy_baguley RemoveThis @hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:46548c84$0$8715$ed2619ec@ptn-nntp-reader02.plus.net...
> I'm trying to source an additional socket for my Cetrek 715 hand-held
> pilot
> controller.
>
> Initial Googling suggests it could well be Conxall Mini-con X /
> Switchcraft
> EN3 type.
>
> It has seven pins, but all the Conxall / Switchcraft 7 pin layouts I've
> found are
> different to the one I have. Mine has 6 equally spaced on a dia, and a
> centre pin. The Conxall / Switchcraft 7 pins are 7 pins equally spaced on
> a
> dia.
>
> Further Googling suggests this connector is used by other Marine
> electronics
> such as Simrad, and Trimble etc.
>
> I did find a post from 2002 of a guy who stocks them, but that scent soon
> when cold
>
> I need a fixed male for panel mounting.
>
> Any supplier suggestions gratefully received. I'm UK based but a USA or
> other import could well be practicable, as Cetrek want an arm and a leg
> for
> a combined socket, mounting plate and cable!!
>
> TIA
> Andy
>
>
>
http://www.gemeco.com/
Try the above link. They are a good source for marine electronics cables and
connectors.
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(Msg. 3) Posted: Fri May 25, 2007 3:55 am
Post subject: Re: Marine connectors [Login to view extended thread Info.]
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"Andy Baguley" <andy_baguley.DeleteThis@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:46548c84$0$8715$ed2619ec@ptn-nntp-reader02.plus.net...
> I'm trying to source an additional socket for my Cetrek 715 hand-held
pilot
> controller.
>
> Initial Googling suggests it could well be Conxall Mini-con X /
Switchcraft
> EN3 type.
< ...>
> Any supplier suggestions gratefully received. I'm UK based but a USA or
> other import could well be practicable, as Cetrek want an arm and a leg
for
> a combined socket, mounting plate and cable!!
Switchcraft is supplied by Farnell. But you cannot order there as a private
person. If needed, I could order what you need and send it to you by mail.
The cost from the Netherlands to the UK is not that high (around 10 euro).
I could also ask one of my dealers in the UK to get it for you.
Meindert
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(Msg. 4) Posted: Fri May 25, 2007 10:20 am
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Meindert Sprang, in article <465685db$0$21647
$e4fe514c@dreader27.news.xs4all.nl>, says...
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>Switchcraft is supplied by Farnell. But you cannot order there as a private
>person. If needed, I could order what you need and send it to you by mail.
>The cost from the Netherlands to the UK is not that high (around 10 euro).
>I could also ask one of my dealers in the UK to get it for you.
>
If you go to the Farnell InOne site at:
http://uk.farnell.com/jsp/home/homepage.jsp, you can order as
a private individual. You will have to set up an account but
there is no requirement for a business name or for this to be
a business account. I've brought items through this site
several times. They may not be the cheapest. For others in
the UK, try a google search for "Switchcraft" with "site:uk" -
Just about all my alternatives are there 
Most businesses in the UK will supply to private individuals
in a cash/credit card up front basis. If you need a monthly
account, then you will need to be a business able to supply
banker's references.
--
JohnW.
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(Msg. 5) Posted: Sat May 26, 2007 9:12 am
Post subject: Re: Marine connectors [Login to view extended thread Info.]
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On May 23, 11:48 am, "Andy Baguley" <andy_bagu... RemoveThis @hotmail.com> wrote:
> I'm trying to source an additional socket for my Cetrek 715 hand-held pilot
> controller.
>
> Initial Googling suggests it could well be Conxall Mini-con X / Switchcraft
> EN3 type.
>
> It has seven pins, but all the Conxall / Switchcraft 7 pin layouts I've
> found are
> different to the one I have. Mine has 6 equally spaced on a dia, and a
> centre pin. The Conxall / Switchcraft 7 pins are 7 pins equally spaced on a
> dia.
>
> Further Googling suggests this connector is used by other Marine electronics
> such as Simrad, and Trimble etc.
>
> I did find a post from 2002 of a guy who stocks them, but that scent soon
> when cold
>
> I need a fixed male for panel mounting.
>
> Any supplier suggestions gratefully received. I'm UK based but a USA or
> other import could well be practicable, as Cetrek want an arm and a leg for
> a combined socket, mounting plate and cable!!
>
> TIA
> Andy
You may also want to look at the electronic catalog of:
mouser.com
They not only carry just about everything, but their online catalog
references the data sheets for everything they carry.
You may want to look at the following manufacturers for the
connectors:
Bulgin
amphenol
conxall
JAE
Phoenix
AMP
The Amphenol 16s-1 has a layout similar to the one you describe.
I hope this helps
David
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(Msg. 6) Posted: Sun May 27, 2007 9:37 pm
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A note of thanks to all who have posted.
Looks like I'm sorted with Gemeco. Very helpful considering the small order
size. Sent him some photo's and got a reasonable price back. Let's hope they
mate when they arrive!
I do have both Farnell and RS accounts, but as mentioned the standard
Conxall 7 pin as sold by them has a different pin layout to mine.
Mouser.com looks a good source, but the deal with Gemeco was already in
progress. I'll add to my favourites.
All assistance appreciated.
Rgds
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(Msg. 7) Posted: Sun Jun 24, 2007 4:49 am
Post subject: Re: Marine connectors [Login to view extended thread Info.]
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On May 23, 1:48 pm, "Andy Baguley" <andy_bagu... DeleteThis @hotmail.com> wrote:
> I'm trying to source an additional socket for myCetrek715hand-held pilot
> controller.
>
> Initial Googling suggests it could well be Conxall Mini-con X / Switchcraft
> EN3 type.
>
> It has seven pins, but all the Conxall / Switchcraft 7 pin layouts I've
> found are
> different to the one I have. Mine has 6 equally spaced on a dia, and a
> centre pin. The Conxall / Switchcraft 7 pins are 7 pins equally spaced on a
> dia.
>
> Further Googling suggests this connector is used by other Marine electronics
> such as Simrad, and Trimble etc.
>
> I did find a post from 2002 of a guy who stocks them, but that scent soon
> when cold
>
> I need a fixed male for panel mounting.
>
> Any supplier suggestions gratefully received. I'm UK based but a USA or
> other import could well be practicable, asCetrekwant an arm and a leg for
> a combined socket, mounting plate and cable!!
>
> TIA
> Andy
Andy, the wires at my Cetrek 715 handheld unit have broken at the
connector socket would you know the color sequence that I can resolder
them? Thankyou for any help you can offer. George >> Stay informed about: Marine connectors |
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