Don't want to cut off mfg ring terminals from M8000 &amp; want to install Quick Connect connectors on the 2ga cables for rear 2" recvr. Any suggestions?
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Not sure what you mean by, "Cut off ring terminals." What I did was open up the solenoid housing and loosen the bolt for the red, (hot) wire and replace that with the quick connect hot wire. The ground is bolted to the "body" of the winch, so that was easier. Then I simply ran quick connect wire from the front and rear bumpers of the truck. Plugs in on either end. I would recommend installing, or having installed a switch to turn both of those wires off when not needed. You never know when something will puncture them or they will become otherwise exposed and you absolutely can't have them making contact with the frame of the truck.
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Sorry, but my facility manager in another country installed my security cameras. Some had long runs outside, but in any case while I was here in the USA he called and said he couldn't get these connectors to work so I ordered twist-on coax connectors for him and he said they worked fine. Sorry if my initial evaluation turned out to be inaccurate!
766243
To a 4 pin molex connector from the power supply. it looks like this http://www.llamatronics.com/comp/cables/fa-4-3.jpg
709686
I've used 18ga - its a low voltage milliamp system not big concern, you do not have to terminate/cover the ends
1090900
I would recommend pin connectors. As mentioned in some of the reviews, the openings for each of the cable terminations are quite small. I ultimately had to remove approximately 40% of the strands, solder and then pinch the wire flat to be able to fit them into each of the holes. If I had pin connectors this would have likely have been a better way to go. Have not had a chance to provide feedback yet but this was a very painful exercise and I will reflect this in my summary. Other than this the unit seems fine.
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I cut the rings of the charger, bought the "Battery Tender 081-0069-6 Ring Terminal Harness with Black Fused 2-Pin Quick Disconnect Plug" and cut the rings off this too. I then soldered the two together paying attention to the correct polarity. If you can't solder, you can crimp them together. Then you can buy the "Battery Tender 081-0069-4 Alligator Clips with Black 2-Pin Quick Disconnect Plug" and use that for battery charging. The disconnect will allow you to hook up other things too. If you don't plan on using it for other things, skip the middle wire and just hook up the Alligator Clip wire. Good luck. I cut the rings of the charger, bought the "Battery Tender 081-0069-6 Ring Terminal Harness with Black Fused 2-Pin Quick Disconnect Plug" and cut the rings off this too. I then soldered the two together paying attention to the correct polarity. If you can't solder, you can crimp them together. Then you can buy the "Battery Tender 081-0069-4 Alligator Clips with Black 2-Pin Quick Disconnect Plug" and use that for battery charging. The disconnect will allow you to hook up other things too. If you don't plan on using it for other things, skip the middle wire and just hook... » Read More I cut the rings of the charger, bought the "Battery Tender 081-0069-6 Ring Terminal Harness with Black Fused 2-Pin Quick Disconnect Plug" and cut the rings off this too. I then soldered the two together paying attention to the correct polarity. If you can't solder, you can crimp them together. Then you can buy the "Battery Tender 081-0069-4 Alligator Clips with Black 2-Pin Quick Disconnect Plug" and use that for battery charging. The disconnect will allow you to hook up other things too. If you don't plan on using it for other things, skip the middle wire and just hook up the Alligator Clip wire. Good luck. « Show Less
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I used hot glue to mount a 120mm, an 80mm would probably work. Either way it takes some MacGyvering
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I didnt use a connector on mine simply ran the wire threw the holes on the terminal. However they are very small. Theses where the first sub's iv ever had that didn't have push in terminals.
2080958
Glad you got it going. I agree the wires at The Monitor are 'microscopic' and a real pain to strip back in order to crimp on a ring eye or hot wire tap. Instructions are non existant. If you should have further issues and I can be of assistance, let me know.
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No, the connector is proprietary to 3M. You have to use the 3M VGA cable, which is discontinued and nearly impossible to find.
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Hello, Thank you for your question! With this replacement, that Molex connector will no longer be needed. You will need to cut the connector of of the other end, strip the wires and wire nut them together with the wire nuts included in the box. Please let us know if you have any other questions along the way! Thank you!
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There are "Y" cables available through VLEDS and other places. Possibly on Feebay. If you can solder and heatshrink, you can save there too.
151477
I use the HitLights LED PCB Connector Box For 3528SMD connectors. They work great for connecting strips together once you figure out how to use them.
996624
You would have to pull a string through.. but a typical vga cable would not fit in the side channels. the center channel held a a 8 strand fiber optic cable and a single other power cable same size as ext cord... might be able to get a vga cable in there as well.. I bought a single cover to test first..
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Not without a splitter and adaptors; less than $5.00 from MCM or Parts Express
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That cable isBattery Tender 081-0069-4 Alligator Clips with Black 2-Pin Quick Disconnect PlugOr you can copy?paste in the other answer, if the link doesn't work (worked the second time I viewed it, not the first ?). Good Luck! :-)
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The succinct answer: No. The longer answer: Long, long ago I had to build my own menu screens in DOS edline, and briefly jumped on the 'chasing computer technology carousel'. I soon learned that I had neither the time nor the financial resources to stay on. These days I purchase used, refurbished lenovos. So, given my outdated equipment, this connector was actually a step up for me. I never had two systems hooked together before. I understand your frustration. It would seem somebody would have the type of connector you are looking for. However, so many computers with old VGA technology are still in use that the demand for this particular unit still exists. Having said all that, I hope you find what you are looking for.