Modular DCC Connectors

[Yampa Bob]

Yes, but does he have both the male and female?  Last I saw he only had the male.

I'll give him a call.  Thanks

Bob

[richG]

Yes, but does he have both the male and female?  Last I saw he only had the male.

I'll give him a call.  Thanks

Bob

I assume this is what you are looking for.

NMRA Mini 6-pin (NEM651) socket - female - NEM651F
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Connect to decoders which use this NMRA small standard plug - a favorite on small European locos
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NMRA Mini 6-pin (NEM651) plug - male - NEM651M
More data & discounts    NMRA Mini 6-pin (NEM651) plug - male - NEM651M

Connect to locos which use this NMRA small standard plug - a favorite on small European locos
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Rich

[Yampa Bob]

Rich:
I just talked to Bruce, he was very helpful.  I ordered the female sockets with and without leads, the male plugs, wire pack with all 9 colors and heat shrink tubing.  I was impressed that the wire is 51 strand, sure beats the cheap stuff that comes with locos. 

I mentioned that you referred me, he knows you pretty good. 

Thanks for the referral, I think he will get a lot of my business.  I like the free shipping on a $50 order too.  BTW, I cleaned him out so he has to order again.

Bob

 

[richG]

Hi Bob

Glad to hear it. Yes, it was sort of a bumpy road. I get easily distracted. Geezer hood is a lot different than child hood. 

Rich

[Jim Banner]

The above discussion finally prompted me to finish a page on using snap-off integrated circuit socket strips to make up small plugs and sockets as required.

http://tinyurl.com/3v67c5

[richG]

The above discussion finally prompted me to finish a page on using snap-off integrated circuit socket strips to make up small plugs and sockets as required.

http://tinyurl.com/3v67c5

Hi Jim

Nice tutorial. Thanks. I have done that a couple times but never did take any photos.
I have saved the page in my PC as a htm in case the page ever goes away.
I bet some of the Yahoo DCC groups would like that page.

Rich

[Yampa Bob]

Jim
Thanks for the excellent tutorial, I will have to make some of those as well.

Bob

[SteveJ]

Bob,

Thank you for starting and controlling this thread it was most informative and one of the best this month.

Thank you to the collaborators;  Jim, Rich and Harold, I have saved your links.

Steve 

[Yampa Bob]

Steve
Thank you also for the kind words.

This is a great conversation group. Someone throws out an idea, which inspires others to contribute their tips and tricks, and everyone of us benefits.

Bob