Looks like a dual 1/4" QC, but I don't know about the perforations.

Tim

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Tim Williams wrote:

Looks like a dual 1/4" QC, but I don't know about the perforations.

Tim

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"Rod's SHAW" wrote in message
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... and where would one go about finding one ?


Yes, a double QC. Note that the perforations are punched - as opposed to
drilled - and the dimpling around each one. I suspect that the opposite side is
quite rough, like a cheese grater. That roughness would score the mating QC
upon insertion, scraping off any corrosion and thereby providing good electrical
contact.

As for where to buy one, I would search DigiKey first (because I have a
catalog).

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Michael

On Sun, 23 Dec 2007 03:19:25 GMT, "Rod's SHAW"
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... and where would one go about finding one ?




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I would also say 1/4" quick connect. I would guess the rough looking
puncture holes are to make it stick in the female without working
loose. If you can get by with a pair of ordinary male 1/4" QC,
Walmart auto department will have them.

Don't know where to find that exact style - but there it is, so
someone makes it. Find some QC vendors and check the catalogs if
that's the only thing that will do.
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On Sun, 23 Dec 2007 03:19:25 +0000, Rod's SHAW wrote:

... and where would one go about finding one ?

Try googling "faston".

Good Luck!
Rich