John:
You can extract the sockets and squeeze them to make them tighter. A
little Deoxit will help, too. Mouser Electronics has the pins, sockets
and shells.
73,
Bob WB2VUF
John Hensley wrote:
> Good morning to the list,
> This is my first post. I have a used Ten Tec transceiver with theModel 962
> power supply. The power supply cable has 4 heavy wireswhich terminate at a 4
> pin Molex connector. When I put it on thetranceiver, it sort of "falls " on.
> In other words the female pins onthe 4 pin cable connector are loose. Now it
> stands to reason thatthis is common but I don't want to draw high current
> like this.
> My question is should I extract the pins and replace them or is itnormally
> sufficient for high power to use the extractor to form themback a bit ?
> Along with this question, can anyone recommend a sourcefor these Molex
> fittings?
> Thanks in advance,
> John
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