/diy/ - Do It Yourself

>>1459564
This one

>>1459568
Fuck this

>>1459573
I wish I could

>>1459564
DB13W3 is kinda sexy. The female ones, no homo.

>>1459578
a close up of her naughty bits

>>1459580
dat ass

>>1459580
This is a blue board you faggot.

>>1459582
she covered her nipples

pogo pin probes

these sluts - zero force insertion

How'd you like to slip your prong in these tight little beryllium copper holes?

Ya'll like herms?

>>1459605
ever tried a strap on?

>>1459578
>>1459580
>>1459581
This seems like it would be a great connection for power + data, in a nice compact size

han-modular
>when your plug is made out of several smaller plugs

>drains your wallet

>>1459749
>let's put air and hydraulics right next to mains, fiber, and data in the same cable.
Fucked up day if that ever goes wrong

>>1459767
>hydraulic
you fucking dumb?

>>1459866
are you saying it IS a good idea to put hydraulic lines in a connector with electrical?

every now and then 4chan has a thread that really impressions me

Everything ITT will be rendered obsolete by Deutsch.

>>1459871
there are no hydraulic modules for modular Industrial connectors
Air does shit to electricity
Putting mains and Data in the same plug is a non issue everywhere in the world beside USA (UL), as the pin enclosures are rated for >1kV isolation
you're a dumb kid talking out of his ass

What about this bs? How does it even work with a pin missing??

>>1459878
One hot one ground

>>1459866
I'm pretty sure I've seen some of those modular connectors with hydraulics in them.
Also, compressed air can carry water if the drier gets fuked or there isn't one. It can also carry oil if there is an oiler in the system.

I've seen enough electrical where a small amount of oil gets past a seal on the connector and it literally wicks all the fuck over and fills the fucking harness and connected components with oil.

>>1459875
so we agree. don't put hydraulic lines in your electrical cables. you just don't want to admit that you made an error.

>>1459878
two pin plugs are fine, it's the 1 pin plugs that you have to worry about.

>>1459886
vacuum hose connector

>>1459600
HOT
O
T

Shut the fuck up faggots, they do exist.
>>1459954
>>1459886
>>1459875
>there are no hydraulic modules for modular Industrial connectors
They're on every fucking tractor tard-boy.
>>1459871
>>1459866
>>1459767

>>1460034
Fucked up day if that ever goes wrong
20k Psi hydraulic pressure on an electrical connector

>>1459749
This excites me too, never seen a Harting in that config before.

>>1459874
Mfw I start a job in an underground workshop and they were soldering every pin and socket didn't occur to the plebs to crimp them. Wow anon these fit in the housing so much better now.

>>1460106
Done plenty of contract work where the rocket scientist engineer specified soldering. Insisting that even a cold solder was better than crimp connection.
Crimping with proper tools, crimp dies etc. Not squeeze it with a pair of plyers until it's flat.
Kids, If you don't have the crimper for the job solder it.

>>1460034
what in terrys name is this unholy thing

>>1460223

A single point connection for multiple systems.
Could allow you to quickly change an arm or accessory on you girlfriend robot.

>>1459874
If you remove these just right, the seal makes a farting noise.

>>1460185
>>1460106
I did crimps/wire manufacturing.
>cut wires to length, stripped them and crimped contacts on them (CNC)
>loved all my applicators and took great care of them
>became tool setter
AMA about crimping

>not making your connections 600 feet underwater with connectors that cost over $100. Per side.

>>1460309
i assume that thing is ~$1000+

i should be able to toss that, a spool of wire, and a bunch of connectors into a box, shake it up, and dump out perfectly cut and crimped cords

>>1460318
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QFK_VwnAf3U

>>1460318
Yeah, applicators go 1000-1500 around here, and you pretty much always need one for a specific connector.

Glad to see I'm not the only one who's read connector catalogs for fun.
>>1459874
Yup, these are my goto connectors for 'large scale' stuff.

TE bought Deutsch in 2011 - but I guess there was some internal/legal reasoning so they made their own line of DT/DTM/DTP connectors: AT/ATM/ATP. Slightly cheaper, interchangeable, and at the time available at mouser/digikey unlike Deutsch stuff. Now both are offered and its kinda confusing why. Also seen lots of fake DT connectors which never have the internal receptical seals.

Pic related my stash.

>>1461090
cont.
But for aesthetics - Deutsch AS series.
Too expensive to be practical, but I have a few that i've accumulated over the years.
>knurling

Anyone got a pics of old military/navy connectors? I've always thought they looked cool, but I've never been able to find a supplier to use them in projects. I wouldn't even know what they are actually called. They look kinda like these >>1461092 but a little more beefy.

>>1461092

>>1459885
what does the temperature or height have to do with anything?
jesus christ i don't know why we let you braindead retards use electricity.

>>1460106
>they were soldering every pin
if you thought the connector housings and pins were expensive just wait until you get a price for the unique crimping tool they require!
fuck that shit.
sure if you are a company or mass production of one type of terminal but if you are joe retard fucking around pliers then solder is the only way

>>1461094
These?

>>1461394
You know you're dealing with some serious RF when you have to call a plumber to "plug in" your "cable"

>>1459564
gotta say man
that's a sexy splay

>>1461094
Image search for MIL-STD connectors or check out Amphenol. http://www.amphenol-aerospace.com/connectorbasics

For serviceability, it's the best available. All pieces can be replaced and repaired. Options are endless. You can quickly have a connection that exceeds the cost of your electronics.

>>1460106
>>1460185

The nice thing about solder cup pins is that you can desolder the pin. If you snip the wire to crimp another pin, you risk having to rewire a cable so that some harness isn't a pussy hair too short for all your modules to connect.

>>1461395
Ah, wave guides. The seconds most plugable example that size matters.

>>1460185
>>1461425
Big fan of soldering just not when the thing your making is designed to be intrinsically safe, check out pic related (SKK24) not sure if its an exclusively underground thing but haven't seen them used anywhere else.

These just piss me off, found them on the transformer tappings on a speaker broke two before working out what they were.

once found a midi keyboard for free you could only power via a male "game port" output. The usb adapters are mostly crap but enough to turn it on and there's always the midi output to send the signal.

>>1460315
>$100 per side
Small fry anon. I was quality manager for the sub-contractor who manufactured the hermetic fiber feedthrus for Seacon's SUTA product. Even our small part sold for $2.5k because we were literally the only game in town (read planet) capable of making them.

That's probably why TE bought us out too. They're getting seriously monopolistic in the subsea and O+G markets right now.

>>1461261
More like why did we Americans let YOU use electricity?

>>1459568
SPOOKY

>>1461094
Fucking Canon connectors

>>1463097
all of the accessories (and most of the internals) on the old automotive engine analyzers used those connectors.

>>1463310
for 4 decades

>>1459564
>Or ones that make you go hmmm.

>>1459589

Widely used in factories.

If you want an assembly line that is actually somewhat portable/moveable.

>>1459595

>>1463737
That's some heavy duty bus.

>>1463323
>If you want an assembly line that is actually somewhat portable/moveable.
And re-configurable.

>>1459564
Does this get you hot?

>>1461384
I used to deal with these all the time, haven't seen them in years. Never forget the jiggle and twist

>>1461094
>military/navy connectors?
milspec is the term you want

>>1461262
>$300 for a fucking crimper
Jesus Christ

https://www.wirecare.com/category/tools/wire-crimpers/deutsch-crimping-tools/hdt-48-00-hand-crimp-tool-8-indent-size-12awg-20awg-comes-with-protective-bag?gclid=CjwKCAjw2_LcBRBYEiwA_XVBUzn4sOZZJRxeNlkHJwPp5Oh2I2d57sK79pYso8A52CTy6Pr-9sZ5nRoCAAUQAvD_BwE

>>1461824
looks like a DB-15
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/D-subminiature

>>1461384
Used on some older echosounders. I see them often at work. Amphenol makes them.

>>1464974
game port / joystick / midi port

>>1461394
Nice Ikegami

>>1464955
There are cheaper aftermarket versions but they usually only do the one size and type. But yeah was pretty dear lasted 7 years so far and still producing good quality crimps

>>1464563
energized glue trap for copper thieves?

>>1464955
>$300
That one has a fixed turret which isn't great. You want the DMC AF8 ($350) w/ a THA1 turret ($150) so you can do other types of pins/sockets.

Pic related is my stash of crimpers that's worth more than my car.

The smaller AFM8 is ~$500 and the big guy in my pic is $2000 (Pico 500). But it's the dies and positioners that really get you. $250+ for the Pico and you need one for each size connector.

>>1461395
ribbed for your pleasure

>>1465090
Why do your industrial fleshlights have such small holes? Do you have a needle dick?

>>1461092
I'm a brainlet about these things, what are these connectors used for?

>>1465484
It's a weight optimized version of MIL-38999/83723 connectors primarily for use in autosport ('Deutsch AS'= autosport). The smaller pins/sockets allows one to use a 1 size smaller connector housing size for less weight.

The ASHD also allows for bulkhead connections of up to 2awg which is pretty rare.

http://www.te.com/commerce/DocumentDelivery/DDEController?Action=srchrtrv&DocNm=1-1773721-8_as_interconnection&DocType=DS&DocLang=EN/Deutsch_Autosport_Interconnection_Solutions.pdf?10496359745493192675

Also it's neat to read through the Glennair catalogs because they show lots of example pics:
https://cdn.glenair.com/qwikconnect/pdf/2016-october-spread.pdf (change date/months for more)

>>1460082
just make sure the screws are tight, not that difficult...

>>1459878
The one on the bottom (that makes a mouth) is your grounding conductor. The larger of the two parallel is your grounded conductor, or neutral. The neutral and hot, the smaller of the two parallel slots, are the only two carrying current. The ground, or bottom slot, is there primarily for safety. You really only see those in old houses now when it wasn't code to have a ground.

>>1459751
why the fuck do they make non-keyed counterparts?

>>1466806
they figure if you're willing to pay a lot for connectors, you'll be willing to buy more when you bend pins.

>>1463312
Classic and underrated

>>1466974
It's all good.
The customer shelled out for our 'upgraded' connectors.

>>1466806
>>1466974

>expensive
even better, these are custom aeseptic thermocouples welded to a female plug version of this connection.
that weld bead is ~.5mm wide.

>>1463314
>pogo pin probes
>>1459589

What are those for?

>>1467799

Most commonly, contacts for PCB test fixtures. Seen those random pads usually labelled something like "TPn" or "TEST" or something similar? That's what theyr'e for.

>>1459972
Hate these things.

They always fuck you then leave you wishing you had a better connection

>>1467799
>What are those for?
>>1467813

Yes mostly for board test beds.

>>1467819
>They always fuck you then leave you
Use some lube

>>1463312
I used to use these as nipple clamps to put on my gf's nipples

>>1467832
that's the joke...

So what would be a good lightweight ip66 connector to mod a headlamp, moving the battery pack onto the belt?

>>1459568

Hmmm.

>>1465415

>>1470395
hot

Why don't you come out of the closet and accept the true connector that is ruling the world.

I enjoy the simple pleasures

>>1471494
Nah they have flaws
I mean come on, the fucking design of it shorts all the pins on connection.
It's also proprietary and by spec, requires a MFI certification from Apple to even make one.

>>1471494
>ruling the world.
Gay Francisco, CA is not the world. 80% of the population use Android devices. Ever since Steve Jobs died of AIDS, apple has been failing.

>>1471516
Being the number one company of the word doesn't seems to be a failing at all, like it or not their products are the number one, trash or not, anyway fashion cost money even if its just cheap china made phones with gold price tag.

>>1471520
>Being the number one company of the word
Google by far. Walmart is second. If you thought apple was number 1 i have some bad news for you.

>>1461092
what is this Deutsch meme?- literally looks like old amphenol catalog:
>>1461421
fuckin a.

Pic related, Bulgin 8-pin. Commonly used in multi-channel lighting (mobile disco controllers and shit) - best being, cable was somewhat humorously male-to-male plugs, so, you left waving around 4-6 channels of 240v live pins in the dark, while (usually) drunk. Fun stuff.

>>1471524
>Forgot Pic, goddamit

>>1471523
you can't argue with applefags they're brainwashed morons, just ignore them

>>1459564
>cat5 rated, the factory can make cat6.
>25 pairs per connector.
>20-28g.
>Gel filled available
>Fire proof available
>Grease filled available.
>Can be plugged or separated from other modules.
>Can buy terminals with screw, rj21, 66 block ends and gas tube protection for high voltage.

Swerve

>>1471523
I'm not sure what metric you're basing that on.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_public_corporations_by_market_capitalization
https://www.statista.com/statistics/263264/top-companies-in-the-world-by-market-value/

>>1471528

>>1471548
>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_public_corporations_by_market_capitalization
It says right there, 'annual revenue'
Apple is a hype/marketing machine with a shitty product and shitty support designed around brainwashing you to think that you are the problem, and their product is perfect, despite your personal experience to the contrary.

This is like someone pointing out that tesla has high market cap and saying they are the best car company in the world. Someone then points out that virtually any other company shits all over them in almost every metric except market cap. Elon Musk just has a super power to make people buy his bullshit.

I was really hoping he'd step in it with that SEC violation or little boys in a mine, but he seems to be made of teflon too.

>>1471499
Ah, the British Naval Connecter. Such a solid click

>>1471559
apple products are made in china, in sweatshops that have girls as young as 12 years old breathing toxic fumes without respirators. they are told that the thin paper masks will protect them. If US laws applied in china, there would be over 20 million EPA, or OSHA violations per month.

>>1459564

>>1467832
Sounds painful as fuck.

304m reporting in.

>>1471569
>Ah, the British Naval Connecter.

>>1471559
>>1471573
I never said anything about their quality or ethics. They're the highest valued corporation in the world whether they rape babies or sell petrified dog shit or not, and that's all that was said before you started throwing a fit.

>>1459564
found this multi connection hydraulic connector
i don't want to know the price tag of that thing tho.