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  1. MRSSPOCK

    crimp identification

    I'm back! Problem is now I can't find any supplier that can supply these type crimps, as small as my sample. My insulation outside diameter is Ø0.9mm, and there are 30 strands of Ø0.08mm wire, totaling 0.15mm² Any ideas where I can find these? I spoke to the manufacture of the item in my hand...
  2. MRSSPOCK

    crimp identification

    BRILLIANT !!!!!! You're a super star !!!!! Thank you !!!!!
  3. MRSSPOCK

    crimp identification

    These are the closest I can find, but they already have the end part fully formed, so not suitable as they won't crimp both the conductors and insulation, as per the initial photo of the ones I try to find. https://docs.rs-online.com/7f9e/A700000010032266.pdf
  4. MRSSPOCK

    crimp identification

    I like these because they are anchored onto the insulation, so they withstand a fair amount of wiggle without the conductors taking any real abuse. With crimp sleeve type the conductors would be broken in a very short space of time, with only 0.25mm² csa. The end view is just as you would...
  5. MRSSPOCK

    Does this type of connector exist??

    https://www.amphenol-socapex.com/products/io-connectors/rugged-ethernet-usb-display-connectors
  6. MRSSPOCK

    Hello. Some help please

    https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/264445189528 https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/125377436789
  7. MRSSPOCK

    crimp identification

    Would anybody know what this crimp type is called, and where they can be bought. Thanks
  8. MRSSPOCK

    23 degree pressure angle on stub teeth ???

    Thanks for your reply. A few further points with regards to your answer. a. I can't understand how an over pins measurement can be used to determine base pitch, since the amount of profile shift, (if present), will effect the over pin dimension, and that profile shift is an unknown for now. b...
  9. MRSSPOCK

    23 degree pressure angle on stub teeth ???

    I have a gear of unknown definition in my hand. I measure base pitch and find it is 6.12mm. I am confident in this measurement. I know this 6.12 value is a fundamental dimension of the rack cutter, for example, and is fixed regardless of profile shift etc. When I do some calculations, it appears...
  10. MRSSPOCK

    BRAKE BOOSTER KNEE ARRIVES TOO SOON

    Thanks. Its a european 7th generation accord. I see some videos referring to the proportional valve, but I wonder is that just a manifold. Does an ABS car still need a proportional valve? I would have guessed all that control would be in the ABS unit? I have a 2 tonne pancake load cell that...
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    BRAKE BOOSTER KNEE ARRIVES TOO SOON

    My brake booster seems to pass all the usual checks as regards holding vacuum with no leaks, and a pressed pedal progressing further downwards, when the engine is started, however, it seems to reach the"knee" point on the input versus output forces graph too soon. I can only assume it is an...
  12. MRSSPOCK

    AC CONDENSER FAN full speed continually 199% DUTY CYCLE

    I still haven't had a chance to get back to solving this problem, but for now I just have the fuse pulled, and there is no big panic. But what I have found, when I decided to pull the fuse, that the fuse is labelled as the intercooler fuse, so at least know I know the official purpose of that...
  13. MRSSPOCK

    AC CONDENSER FAN full speed continually 199% DUTY CYCLE

    Thanks for all those possibilities. I will give an update when I get some results. Thanks
  14. MRSSPOCK

    AC CONDENSER FAN full speed continually 199% DUTY CYCLE

    I just bought a gauge and intend to put it on in a day or two when I get back where the car is. Thanks
  15. MRSSPOCK

    AC CONDENSER FAN full speed continually 199% DUTY CYCLE

    Could anyone please explain to me what a 199% duty cycle means on an AC condenser fan, (as reported by live data from the scan tool). The fan on this FORD FOCUS is running non stop, at what appears to be full speed. (I am assuming there is no speed control on such fans, but rather are on or off...
  16. MRSSPOCK

    watch maker question

    That's great. Thanks zeusfaber. Now it makes sense. I didn't need the drink, but probably will soon. The impulse roller jewel has gone. This is my first time working at a watch. I took the rear cover off to see if I could see anything amiss. It took me a while to realise that jewel was...
  17. MRSSPOCK

    watch maker question

    I realise I am probably not posting this question in the proper area, and probably not even on the proper forum, but here goes anyway. Does anybody have any idea what is the function of the part I have marked with a red "X" in the image below. The shaft which it passes has a scallop machined out...
  18. MRSSPOCK

    TV LED RIBBON CABLE TOO LONG

    Good idea. For the sake of $10 I simply try what you suggest as regards using 2 similar cables. I'm a dummy for not thinking that myself Thanks
  19. MRSSPOCK

    TV LED RIBBON CABLE TOO LONG

    I'm pretty sure I can do a good job mechanically, but is there any possibility that the joggle can do anything to the signal, or the fact that the left and right screen halves, have different length cables?
  20. MRSSPOCK

    TV LED RIBBON CABLE TOO LONG

    I am struggling to find a replacement cable for an LED TV. The cable which links the T-Con board to the screen. My cable is 80mm long. I can find a cable which is 100mm, (20mm longer than what I need). My question is, if I buy this cable and put two 180° folds in it to create a joggle, to...

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