Re: [Paparazzi-devel] Molex PicoBlade: pre-crimped wires or DIY?

[Simon Liebold]

OK,

After squashing far too many crimps today I ordered a few packs of the
wires. Surprisingly few vendors here in Germany that don't require you
to have a business & VAT#.

Thanks all for the recommendations,
Simon

On 27.01.2013 22:21, Martin Mueller wrote:
> Mouser:
> =======
>
> crimps
> 538-50079-8000  female AWG 26-28 (Molex 50079-8000)
>
>
> Farnell:
> ========
>
> crimps
> 1653820         female AWG 26-28 (Molex 50079-8000)
>
> cable
> 1125272     15cm, plug on both ends (Molex 06-66-0012)
> 1125276     30cm, plug on one end   (Molex 06-66-0015)
>
> cable receptacle (Molex 51021-xx00)
> 889477    2pin
> 615092    3pin
> 9733116   4pin
> 615109    5pin
> 1012261   6pin
> 615110    7pin
> 1012262   8pin
> 615122    9pin
> 9733124   10pin
> 615160    14pin
>
>
> RS-Components:
> ==============
>
> cable
> 279-9516    15cm, plug on both ends (Molex 06-66-0012)
> 279-9544    30cm, plug on one end   (Molex 06-66-0015)
>
> pcb connector, through hole, straight (Molex 53047-xx10)
> 279-9213    2pin
> 319-1064    3pin
> 279-9229    4pin
> 447-6596    5pin
> 279-9235    6pin
> 447-6603    7pin
> 279-9241    8pin
> 447-6619    9pin
> 279-9263    10pin
> 670-4244    14pin
>
> pcb connector, through hole, 90 deg (Molex 53048-xx10)
> 279-9285    4pin
> 447-6625    5pin
>
> pcb connector, smd, straight (=th 90deg) (Molex 53398-xx71)
> 656-3018    4pin
>
> pcb connector, smd, 90 deg (=th str) (Molex 53261-xx71)
> 542-7141    7pin
>
> cable receptacle (Molex 51021-xx00)
> 279-9156    2pin
> 319-1036    3pin
> 279-9162    4pin
> 447-6580    5pin
> 279-9178    6pin
> 342-1696    7pin
> 279-9184    8pin
> 342-1646    9pin
> 279-9207    10pin
> 670-4082    14pin
>
> On 01/27/2013 09:30 PM, Eduardo lavratti wrote:
>> Have you the part number ? and price ?
>>
>>
>>
>>  > From: address@hidden
>>  > Date: Sun, 27 Jan 2013 17:09:33 -0300
>>  > To: address@hidden
>>  > Subject: Re: [Paparazzi-devel] Molex PicoBlade: pre-crimped wires
>> or DIY?
>>  >
>>  > I bought 10 pckt of double crimped of 150 and 300mm types at
>> element14 (3each type). Digikey doesnt seem to sell them. I also bought
>> several different housings (2/3/4/5/6/7). For spi keep wire length less
>> than 100mm by cutting out a bit. By cutting in the middle and soldering
>> to other things where required you save up some.
>>  >
>>  > Rgds,
>>  >
>>  > Gerard
>>  >
>>  > On 27/01/2013, at 14:38, Simon Liebold <address@hidden>
>> wrote:
>>  >
>>  > > All,
>>  > >
>>  > > I got my hardware already a while back but just now I am starting
>>  > > putting the parts together. I found it really complicated to crimp
>> those
>>  > > tiny 1,25mm Molex crimps onto the wires. My crimper is
>> supposedly for
>>  > > "Molex" crimps but probably only for the larger kinds.
>>  > >
>>  > > Survey: Did you buy the pre-crimped kind (pricey!) or did you
>> manage to
>>  > > crimp them properly on your own? If the latter what tools did
>> you use
>>  > > (crimper, magnifying glass, really calm hands,...)?
>>  > >
>>  > > Simon
>>  > >
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