I need to crimp a new end on the 10 wire flat conductor that connects between my radio and remote head in my car. What kind of connector is this so I can get some?
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What type of crimp connector do I need for the 10 wire flat conductor between the radio and remote head?
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RJ-50 10 pin/10 conductor, as AFD said.
However, the outer two pins are for DTMF (If I recall correctly), and not needed if you are not using a DTMF mic. I use the standard mics with mine and use a standard RJ-45 "CAT5" cable between the RF deck and control head. Been working fine for about 10 years now.
However, the outer two pins are for DTMF (If I recall correctly), and not needed if you are not using a DTMF mic. I use the standard mics with mine and use a standard RJ-45 "CAT5" cable between the RF deck and control head. Been working fine for about 10 years now.
That connector worked great, thank you.
I have also used a regular Cat-5 cable before and I do know they work, however this is in my car and I already ran the 10 wire flat conductor that came with the kit through the floorboard and headliner so I needed the correct connector for this cable.
I have also used a regular Cat-5 cable before and I do know they work, however this is in my car and I already ran the 10 wire flat conductor that came with the kit through the floorboard and headliner so I needed the correct connector for this cable.
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