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Anyone know the name or catalogue description of that flat ribbon cable,
usually grey but sometimes black, that has a sort of 'web' between the conductors, and is tinned when you strip it ? Each individual wire is probably about one wire-width distant from its neighbours, so a piece say 8 conductors wide would be about the same width as a 'traditional' ribbon of 16 conductors. It's used to interconnect boards typically - think HK Actor or various Fender combos that have the preamp tubes on separate sub boards. Also used with those dreadful snatch connectors where the contacts grip the soldered wire surface so hard that you always finish up with the tinned tails bending, which then makes them a bitch to get back into the connector. Anyone ? Arfa |
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