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I have been using the plugs where you crimp each wire then solder the wire to each pin then insert into the plastic plug.
I wonder if they make box headers w/ 5 pins as well as 8 pins in single rows.
using to plug into Junebug.
want a 5 cond ((or 2x5 for the con2 header)and 8 cond.for the CON8 header.
I hope to not have to use the cripm, solder, insert
been using these
https://www.electro-tech-online.com/custompdfs/2009/07/1445-1.pdf
without the right tool the cables come out like crap and the small wires break real easy.
may have to apply some hot glue to help but still looks tacky.
the pcs that Boncuk posted are what I am looking for.
really not sure what the actual name of them so locating is ???
hi,
Many of the ribbon cables are on a 0.05inch pitch and the pins on a double row connector on a 0.1inch pitch.
Never seen 0.05inch pitch single row connectors.![]()
Have you tried Digikey?parallel cables for in circuit programming of PICs etc.
looking for a 5 cond and a 8 cond. ribbon cables w/ female ends .1 spacing
want them already assembled.
I have trouble getting my pins done right with having to assemble.
I make one of these up for each student last year. It worked very well. Kept down the mess and the case along with a laptop was all a student needed to work on their projects.I've got that exact same casebut mine is full of wood screws.
more details on your cool looking adapter plugs
how do you go from 5 pins to 8 pins?
the Junebug has male headers but your pic looks like the adapters have male pins??
the digikey flex cables look like the ticket but kinda pricy at $6 for a 6" 8cond cable (something like that price?)