spade double adapters

[Rod Speed]

Looking for some very basic double adapters for spade terminals.

Basically just a pair of male spades and a female
spade, normally all brass, no insulation at all.

No sign of them in the dick smith, jaycar or altronics catalogs.
None at SuperCheap Auto either.

 

[Ken Taylor]

"Rod Speed" <rod_speed@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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Looking for some very basic double adapters for spade terminals.

Basically just a pair of male spades and a female
spade, normally all brass, no insulation at all.

No sign of them in the dick smith, jaycar or altronics catalogs.
None at SuperCheap Auto either.

Repco probably have them.

Ken

 

[Defibrillator]

"Rod Speed" <rod_speed@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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Looking for some very basic double adapters for spade terminals.

Basically just a pair of male spades and a female
spade, normally all brass, no insulation at all.

No sign of them in the dick smith, jaycar or altronics catalogs.
None at SuperCheap Auto either.

Not sure where you are but Radio Parts in Melbourne stocks them:

http://www.customer-self-service.com/radioparts/ProdView.aspx?popup=1&Product=43577087

 

[The real Andy]

"Rod Speed" <rod_speed@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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Looking for some very basic double adapters for spade terminals.

Basically just a pair of male spades and a female
spade, normally all brass, no insulation at all.

No sign of them in the dick smith, jaycar or altronics catalogs.
None at SuperCheap Auto either.

You just gave yourself away misses speed, i know who you are....

PS, try prime.

 

[AWS]

Well done..
:>

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"Rod Speed" <rod_speed@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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Looking for some very basic double adapters for spade terminals.

Basically just a pair of male spades and a female
spade, normally all brass, no insulation at all.

No sign of them in the dick smith, jaycar or altronics catalogs.
None at SuperCheap Auto either.


Not sure where you are but Radio Parts in Melbourne stocks them:

http://www.customer-self-service.com/radioparts/ProdView.aspx?popup=1&Product=43577087

 

[Phil Allison]

"Rod Speed" <rod_speed@yahoo.com> wrote in

Looking for some very basic double adapters for spade terminals.

** Farnell in One have them - in spades, naturally .

Being a bunch of pommie wankers they never call a spade a spade.

Basically just a pair of male spades and a female
spade, normally all brass, no insulation at all.

** You want them naked - for breeding purposes no doubt.

No sign of them in the dick smith, jaycar or altronics catalogs.
None at SuperCheap Auto either.

** What you need is a 362 - 5497 ( 2.5mm cable) or 362 -5485 ( 1mm
cable) tinned brass " Piggy Back Push On Terminal". Stupid pommie name
if you ever heard one - right ?

"Piggy Back " says it all - really.

Desperate limeys are all obsessed with buggery.




............ Phil

 

[budgie]

On Fri, 22 Aug 2003 06:22:02 +1000, "Rod Speed" <rod_speed@yahoo.com>
wrote:

Phil Allison <philallison@optusnet.com.au> wrote in message
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Rod Speed <rod_speed@yahoo.com> wrote

Looking for some very basic double adapters for spade terminals.

Farnell in One have them - in spades, naturally .

Being a bunch of pommie wankers they never call a spade a spade.

Basically just a pair of male spades and a female
spade, normally all brass, no insulation at all.

You want them naked - for breeding purposes no doubt.

Yeah, beats buying lots.

No sign of them in the dick smith, jaycar or altronics catalogs.
None at SuperCheap Auto either.

What you need is a 362 - 5497 ( 2.5mm cable) or 362 -5485
( 1mm cable) tinned brass " Piggy Back Push On Terminal".

Nar, those arent what I want. That style is
widely available, even at SuperCheap Auto.

I want the adapters that are literally just a pair of male
spades and a female spade but no wire connection at all.

Utilux part# H942 (in-line) or H942A (female at rt-angles to the two
males - sounds decidedly kinky). Can send u a small .jpg if it helps.

Unfortunately, since Tyco took over Utilux, I wouldn't fancy your
chances of even getting any sense out of the Tyco Oz operation. I've
been trying for over a week on the dog'n'bone regarding some
"standard" types, and still no joy.

Try their 1800 008 926 - at least it's their dough being wasted.

Like http://www1.concord-elex.com/cgi-bin/part0.cgi?pg=252:242&pi=1876
but the ones I have used in the past have the 2 male
spades in a U instead of side by side like with that one.
I dont really care which version tho.

Pretty sure the ones I have used in the past were likely Utilux.

Havent had a chance to try Repco yet.

Stupid pommie name if you ever heard one - right ?

True.

"Piggy Back " says it all - really.

Desperate limeys are all obsessed with buggery.

Almost as bad as the greeks.

 

[Rob]

"budgie" <budgie@nowhere.cantech.net.au> wrote in message
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On Fri, 22 Aug 2003 06:22:02 +1000, "Rod Speed" <rod_speed@yahoo.com
wrote:


Phil Allison <philallison@optusnet.com.au> wrote in message
news:3f44cadb$0$4192$afc38c87@news.optusnet.com.au...
Rod Speed <rod_speed@yahoo.com> wrote

Looking for some very basic double adapters for spade terminals.

Farnell in One have them - in spades, naturally .

Being a bunch of pommie wankers they never call a spade a spade.

Basically just a pair of male spades and a female
spade, normally all brass, no insulation at all.

You want them naked - for breeding purposes no doubt.

Yeah, beats buying lots.

No sign of them in the dick smith, jaycar or altronics catalogs.
None at SuperCheap Auto either.

What you need is a 362 - 5497 ( 2.5mm cable) or 362 -5485
( 1mm cable) tinned brass " Piggy Back Push On Terminal".

Nar, those arent what I want. That style is
widely available, even at SuperCheap Auto.

I want the adapters that are literally just a pair of male
spades and a female spade but no wire connection at all.

Utilux part# H942 (in-line) or H942A (female at rt-angles to the two
males - sounds decidedly kinky). Can send u a small .jpg if it helps.

Unfortunately, since Tyco took over Utilux, I wouldn't fancy your
chances of even getting any sense out of the Tyco Oz operation. I've
been trying for over a week on the dog'n'bone regarding some
"standard" types, and still no joy.

Try their 1800 008 926 - at least it's their dough being wasted.

Like http://www1.concord-elex.com/cgi-bin/part0.cgi?pg=252:242&pi=1876
but the ones I have used in the past have the 2 male
spades in a U instead of side by side like with that one.
I dont really care which version tho.

Pretty sure the ones I have used in the past were likely Utilux.

Havent had a chance to try Repco yet.

Stupid pommie name if you ever heard one - right ?

True.

"Piggy Back " says it all - really.

Desperate limeys are all obsessed with buggery.

Almost as bad as the greeks.

I couldn't agree more - I spent ten minutes talking to them about crimping
tools - they did not even seem to know what they sold and what they
didn't................

 

[Ross Herbert]

Rod Speed wrote:

I want the adapters that are literally just a pair of male
spades and a female spade but no wire connection at all.

Like http://www1.concord-elex.com/cgi-bin/part0.cgi?pg=252:242&pi=1876
but the ones I have used in the past have the 2 male
spades in a U instead of side by side like with that one.
I dont really care which version tho.

Pretty sure the ones I have used in the past were likely Utilux.

Havent had a chance to try Repco yet.

Rod, Utilux (Tyco) H1913 is the closest they make to the one shown on
your link. The male spades are horizontal either side of the female as
opposed to vertical.

http://www.tycoelectronics.com.au/__data/page/1022/01913.pdf

Ross H

 

[Rod Speed]

"Ross Herbert" <rherber1@bigpond.net.au> wrote in message news:z7V1b.58864$bo1.56672@news-server.bigpond.net.au...

Rod Speed wrote:


I want the adapters that are literally just a pair of male
spades and a female spade but no wire connection at all.

Like http://www1.concord-elex.com/cgi-bin/part0.cgi?pg=252:242&pi=1876
but the ones I have used in the past have the 2 male
spades in a U instead of side by side like with that one.
I dont really care which version tho.

Pretty sure the ones I have used in the past were likely Utilux.

Havent had a chance to try Repco yet.

Rod, Utilux (Tyco) H1913 is the closest they make
to the one shown on your link. The male spades are
horizontal either side of the female as opposed to vertical.

http://www.tycoelectronics.com.au/__data/page/1022/01913.pdf

Thanks for that, I did have a prowl around the Tyco
site myself, but gave up its so badly organised.

That'd do fine. I can alway bend the male spades
into a U in a vice if its too wide in a particular situation.

Still havent tried Repco, likely will today.

 

[Rod Speed]

Ross Herbert <rherber1@bigpond.net.au> wrote in message
news:z7V1b.58864$bo1.56672@news-server.bigpond.net.au...

Rod Speed wrote

I want the adapters that are literally just a pair of male
spades and a female spade but no wire connection at all.

Like http://www1.concord-elex.com/cgi-bin/part0.cgi?pg=252:242&pi=1876
but the ones I have used in the past have the 2 male
spades in a U instead of side by side like with that one.
I dont really care which version tho.

Pretty sure the ones I have used in the past were likely Utilux.

Havent had a chance to try Repco yet.

Rod, Utilux (Tyco) H1913 is the closest
they make to the one shown on your link.

Yeah, but that isnt what I had in mind originally.

The male spades are horizontal either
side of the female as opposed to vertical.

http://www.tycoelectronics.com.au/__data/page/1022/01913.pdf

Thanks for that, I did have a prowl around the Tyco
site myself, but gave up its so badly organised.

How did you get to that on that site ?

That'd do fine. I can alway bend the male spades
into a U in a vice if its too wide in a particular situation.

Using the link and budgie's H942 to produce
http://www.tycoelectronics.com.au/__data/page/1022/00942.pdf
got the one I had in mind originally, what I have used in the past.

Looks like its just a formed variant of the H1913

Budgie says that the H942A is also available,
but couldnt guess the name of the pdf. Tried
http://www.tycoelectronics.com.au/__data/page/1022/00942a.pdf

Still havent tried Repco, likely will today.

 

[Rod Speed]

Ken Taylor <ken123@xtra.co.nz> wrote in message
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Rod Speed <rod_speed@yahoo.com> wrote

Looking for some very basic double adapters for spade terminals.

Basically just a pair of male spades and a female
spade, normally all brass, no insulation at all.

No sign of them in the dick smith, jaycar or altronics catalogs.
None at SuperCheap Auto either.

Repco probably have them.

Bingo. Tho it was a near thing, the manager didnt realise
they had them, found them after looking up the catalog.

Hellas rather than Utilux.

 

[Ross Herbert]

Rod Speed wrote:

Ross Herbert <rherber1@bigpond.net.au> wrote in message
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Rod Speed wrote

I want the adapters that are literally just a pair of male
spades and a female spade but no wire connection at all.

Like http://www1.concord-elex.com/cgi-bin/part0.cgi?pg=252:242&pi=1876
but the ones I have used in the past have the 2 male
spades in a U instead of side by side like with that one.
I dont really care which version tho.

Pretty sure the ones I have used in the past were likely Utilux.

Havent had a chance to try Repco yet.

Rod, Utilux (Tyco) H1913 is the closest
they make to the one shown on your link.

Yeah, but that isnt what I had in mind originally.

The male spades are horizontal either
side of the female as opposed to vertical.

http://www.tycoelectronics.com.au/__data/page/1022/01913.pdf

Thanks for that, I did have a prowl around the Tyco
site myself, but gave up its so badly organised.

How did you get to that on that site ?

I started by plugging "tyco terminals" in Google and the first response
led to http://www.tycoelectronics.com.au/brands/utilux/products/indprod

I chose the 6.3mm QC Adaptors item and then for some reason the 942
drawing on the first line didn't download so I went down and tried the
1913 and this came through. Since it was similar to what you wanted I
didn't try the 942 again. If I had then I would have got the right
answer...

That'd do fine. I can alway bend the male spades
into a U in a vice if its too wide in a particular situation.

Using the link and budgie's H942 to produce
http://www.tycoelectronics.com.au/__data/page/1022/00942.pdf
got the one I had in mind originally, what I have used in the past.

Looks like its just a formed variant of the H1913

Budgie says that the H942A is also available,
but couldnt guess the name of the pdf. Tried
http://www.tycoelectronics.com.au/__data/page/1022/00942a.pdf

I can't assist in who might supply this item but you may be able to

find out something from the Tyco person specialising in the old Utilux
products... if he is still employed that is. Even if they can help you
will most likely have to buy at least one box.

Ross H

 

[Rod Speed]

Ross Herbert <rherber1@bigpond.net.au> wrote in message
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Rod Speed wrote
Ross Herbert <rherber1@bigpond.net.au> wrote
Rod Speed wrote

I want the adapters that are literally just a pair of male
spades and a female spade but no wire connection at all.

Like http://www1.concord-elex.com/cgi-bin/part0.cgi?pg=252:242&pi=1876
but the ones I have used in the past have the 2 male
spades in a U instead of side by side like with that one.
I dont really care which version tho.

Pretty sure the ones I have used in the past were likely Utilux.

Havent had a chance to try Repco yet.

Rod, Utilux (Tyco) H1913 is the closest
they make to the one shown on your link.

Yeah, but that isnt what I had in mind originally.

The male spades are horizontal either
side of the female as opposed to vertical.

http://www.tycoelectronics.com.au/__data/page/1022/01913.pdf

Thanks for that, I did have a prowl around the Tyco
site myself, but gave up its so badly organised.

How did you get to that on that site ?

I started by plugging "tyco terminals" in Google and the first response
led to http://www.tycoelectronics.com.au/brands/utilux/products/indprod

Yeah, I managed to get there using google myself.

I chose the 6.3mm QC Adaptors item

Those unsightly marks on my legs caused
by kicking myself are YOUR fault |-)

and then for some reason the 942 drawing on the first line
didn't download so I went down and tried the 1913 and this
came through. Since it was similar to what you wanted I didn't
try the 942 again. If I had then I would have got the right answer...

True. And it appears that the 942A doesnt even have a drawing.

That'd do fine. I can alway bend the male spades
into a U in a vice if its too wide in a particular situation.

Using the link and budgie's H942 to produce
http://www.tycoelectronics.com.au/__data/page/1022/00942.pdf
got the one I had in mind originally, what I have used in the past.

Looks like its just a formed variant of the H1913

Budgie says that the H942A is also available,
but couldnt guess the name of the pdf. Tried
http://www.tycoelectronics.com.au/__data/page/1022/00942a.pdf

I can't assist in who might supply this item but you may be
able to find out something from the Tyco person specialising
in the old Utilux products... if he is still employed that is. Even if
they can help you will most likely have to buy at least one box.

Yeah, turns out that Repco had some of the Hella version, which
I bought. A mate of mine suggested another operation that he
gets their obscure electrical stuff from, didnt need to try that.

Thanks for that.