Power supply connector
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NormanDunbar
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Re: Power supply connector
Good point Brad.
Yes, to the centre of the holes.
Cheers,
Norm.
Yes, to the centre of the holes.
Cheers,
Norm.
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Re: Power supply connector
I do seem to a little time at present, I can do a 3D model and output STLNormanDunbar wrote:Hi derek,
If you are doing an STL file, the holes are 3 mm from the base of the plug in section. I forgot to put that somewhat important measurement on the diagram.Derek_Stewart wrote:I could do a quick STL file to give some sort of solution for this.
Cheers,
Norm.
The original plug in encapsulated , clearly this can not be made, a split case with the terminal sockets maybe the best way forward.
Maybe part of making a new power supply, based on existing circuit design posted earlier on the forum.
Regards,
Derek
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