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devastater99 
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Posted: February 09, 2006 at 9:05 PM / IP Logged  
hey, i am in FIRST robotics if you know what that is, my team is in the process of building our robot and im in charge of wirering the thing, when we go to compete we ussually have to pull out some of the electronics and mess with them so i figured to make things a little easier, make the entire robot controller and speed controllers, circuit breakers etc on the same board and all of the outputs to the motors go to a wire harness that we can easily unplugg when we need to...........buuuuuut the biggest problem is finding a wire harness that can have like 20 spots for 10 gauge wire..........does anyone know where i can get a wire harness this big if it even exists, and any number over like 5 per harness is usefull, as long as its for at least 10 gauge wire.....
 
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electrostatic 
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Posted: February 09, 2006 at 9:18 PM / IP Logged  
20 position connector, ouch. I'm not sure. where I work we use harting connectors. check out their website www.harting.com. perhaps they have a solution or they could direct you.
devastater99 
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Posted: February 09, 2006 at 9:32 PM / IP Logged  
thanks, i'll check it out
gus1 
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Posted: February 10, 2006 at 9:45 AM / IP Logged  
What kind of current are you going to be drawing?
Look into a Socapex style multipin lighting connector. Up to 18 pins I believe, possibly more. Pretty compact, easy to cycle, and are locking.
Socapex
Gus
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devastater99 
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hey, i see some connectors that might work for me from that place in the last post, but where can i actually buy them from???? it seems their website only gives descriptions of the products but doesn't sell them directly, can someone direct me to where i can actually buy them from????
gus1 
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Posted: February 14, 2006 at 10:52 AM / IP Logged  
If you want to shop online, then go to:
Camel Traders
Search using "all", and "Socapex" at the bottom of the page.
Or, if you are in a major urban area, and you have a large lighting production house in the area, it is a normal stock item.
They are generally used in theatrical and concert touring lighting..... very durable, tough, and the nicest thing is, they lock together with a simple twist ring. Price isn't really that bad considering what you are getting.
The other thing to look into are some of the military grade connectors from Amphenol.
Either way, a connector that will do what you need is going to set you back in the $100 range for a female and male pair. Not too bad for a clean, neat solution.
Gus
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