>
> Bob beat me to it but we use very similar connectors at work all the time and
> they do indeed look like Lemo connectors.
>
> Just be a little cautious when ordering as there are many different keying
> variations on certain plugs even though the pin count may stay the same. The
> Lemo site has some good datasheets where you can try and identify which
> version you have.
>
> Oh and there are different physical diameters as well - the smallest plugs
> (which we use a lot of) are an absolute nightmare to solder !
>
> Dom
>
>
> Hi all!  I have a connector I can't find... but seems like it should be reasonably
> common.  I probably am just missing it.  This is for a footpedal accessory for
> medical gear designed in Germany, if it matters.
>
> Cable end side, male pins, keyed, 9mm diameter:
> <www.celestialaudio.com/6_pins_male_end_of_cable.jpg>
> <www.celestialaudio.com/6_pins_male_end_of_cable_pic2.jpg>
>
> Panel mount side, female socket:
> <www.celestialaudio.com/6_pins_female_panelmount.jpg>
>
> What would be best is finding both at mouser/digikey/newark etc.  But I'll
> take anything orderable, i.e. in stock and orderable by a normal human in the
> USA.
>
> Prize: the person with the first correct response for either end gets
> $10 in bitcoin.... and $10 for the first correct response for the other.
>   Find both first and get $25!  extra bonus!  Wheee!!
> (time measured by the "date" in the message header in piclist.)
>
> Thanks all!
> J
>
>
>
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> Could be also Hirose japanese connectors.
>
> They have 2 keys at 120 degrees.
>
> Just my $0.02,
>
> Jean-Paul
> N1JPL
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> > On Oct 28, 2016, at 2:08 AM, Peter Feucht <p.feuchtKILLspampittec.de> wrote:
> >
>
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> N1JPL -> Wilmington, USA
>
> 1/X <> X
>
> US$0.02 now has more spending power within UK (by factor of 2/1.6 = +25%,
> presumably)
>
>
>       R
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> Yes but I can no longer afford to contribute my two cents worth since it
> now costs £.016 instead of the  Â£.013 it did last year (or the £.008 it did
> when I firsts visited America or the £.005 when I was born)
>
> On 1 November 2016 at 10:47, RussellMc <KILLspamapptechnzKILLspamgmail.com> wrote:
>
> > N1JPL -> Wilmington, USA
> >
> > 1/X <> X
> >
> > US$0.02 now has more spending power within UK (by factor of 2/1.6 = +25%,
> > presumably)
> >
> >
> >       R
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> Well it costs me 32c South African to have my US 2c worth that is why I
> normally just lurk :)
>
> On 1 November 2016 at 17:23, David C Brown <TakeThisOuTdcb.homeEraseMEspam_OUTgmail.com> wrote:
>
>> Yes but I can no longer afford to contribute my two cents worth since it
>> now costs £.016 instead of the  Â£.013 it did last year (or the £.008 it did
>> when I firsts visited America or the £.005 when I was born)
>>
>> On 1 November 2016 at 10:47, RussellMc <RemoveMEapptechnzTakeThisOuTgmail.com> wrote:
>>
>> > N1JPL -> Wilmington, USA
>> >
>> > 1/X <> X
>> >
>> > US$0.02 now has more spending power within UK (by factor of 2/1.6 = +25%,
>> > presumably)
>> >
>> >
>> >       R
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> Hi all!  I have a connector I can't find... but seems like it should be
> reasonably common.  I probably am just missing it.  This is for a
> footpedal accessory for medical gear designed in Germany, if it matters.
>
> Cable end side, male pins, keyed, 9mm diameter:
> <www.celestialaudio.com/6_pins_male_end_of_cable.jpg>
> <http://www.celestialaudio.com/6_pins_male_end_of_cable_pic2.jpg>
>
> Panel mount side, female socket:
> <http://www.celestialaudio.com/6_pins_female_panelmount.jpg>
>
> What would be best is finding both at mouser/digikey/newark etc.  But
> I'll take anything orderable, i.e. in stock and orderable by a normal
> human in the USA.
>
> Prize: the person with the first correct response for either end gets
> $10 in bitcoin.... and $10 for the first correct response for the other.
>   Find both first and get $25!  extra bonus!  Wheee!!
> (time measured by the "date" in the message header in piclist.)
>
> Thanks all!
> J
>
>
>
>
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> Scallop is wrong for a lemo but expect it is one of the compatible clones
> FGG.1B.306 for a starting point (9mm=1B size)
>
> On 27 October 2016 at 21:36, Jesse Lackey <RemoveMEjsl-mlspam_OUTKILLspamcelestialaudio.com>
> wrote:
>
>> Hi all!  I have a connector I can't find... but seems like it should be
>> reasonably common.  I probably am just missing it.  This is for a
>> footpedal accessory for medical gear designed in Germany, if it matters.
>>
>> Cable end side, male pins, keyed, 9mm diameter:
>> <www.celestialaudio.com/6_pins_male_end_of_cable.jpg>
>> <www.celestialaudio.com/6_pins_male_end_of_cable_pic2.jpg>
>>
>> Panel mount side, female socket:
>> <www.celestialaudio.com/6_pins_female_panelmount.jpg>
>>
>> What would be best is finding both at mouser/digikey/newark etc.  But
>> I'll take anything orderable, i.e. in stock and orderable by a normal
>> human in the USA.
>>
>> Prize: the person with the first correct response for either end gets
>> $10 in bitcoin.... and $10 for the first correct response for the other.
>>   Find both first and get $25!  extra bonus!  Wheee!!
>> (time measured by the "date" in the message header in piclist.)
>>
>> Thanks all!
>> J
>>
>>
>>
>>
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>

> EEG.1B.306 would get you a rear mount tho' flats on the nut don't seem to
> be a lemo thing.
>
> On 2 November 2016 at 11:40, Dave Lagzdin <EraseMEdtekk.comspamspamBeGonegmail.com> wrote:
>
>> Scallop is wrong for a lemo but expect it is one of the compatible clones
>> FGG.1B.306 for a starting point (9mm=1B size)
>>
>> On 27 October 2016 at 21:36, Jesse Lackey <RemoveMEjsl-mlKILLspamcelestialaudio.com>
>> wrote:
>>
>>> Hi all!  I have a connector I can't find... but seems like it should be
>>> reasonably common.  I probably am just missing it.  This is for a
>>> footpedal accessory for medical gear designed in Germany, if it matters..
>>>
>>> Cable end side, male pins, keyed, 9mm diameter:
>>> <www.celestialaudio.com/6_pins_male_end_of_cable.jpg>
>>> <www.celestialaudio.com/6_pins_male_end_of_cable_pic2.jpg>
>>>
>>> Panel mount side, female socket:
>>> <www.celestialaudio.com/6_pins_female_panelmount.jpg>
>>>
>>> What would be best is finding both at mouser/digikey/newark etc.  But
>>> I'll take anything orderable, i.e. in stock and orderable by a normal
>>> human in the USA.
>>>
>>> Prize: the person with the first correct response for either end gets
>>> $10 in bitcoin.... and $10 for the first correct response for the other..
>>>   Find both first and get $25!  extra bonus!  Wheee!!
>>> (time measured by the "date" in the message header in piclist.)
>>>
>>> Thanks all!
>>> J
>>>
>>>
>>>
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>>
>

> I knew I've seen that scallop pattern somewhere.
> It is an ODU mini- snap connector
>
> On 2 November 2016 at 11:56, Dave Lagzdin <dtekk.comSTOPspamspam_OUTgmail.com> wrote:
>
>> EEG.1B.306 would get you a rear mount tho' flats on the nut don't seem to
>> be a lemo thing.
>>
>> On 2 November 2016 at 11:40, Dave Lagzdin <spamBeGonedtekk.comSTOPspamEraseMEgmail.com> wrote:
>>
>>> Scallop is wrong for a lemo but expect it is one of the compatible clones
>>> FGG.1B.306 for a starting point (9mm=1B size)
>>>
>>> On 27 October 2016 at 21:36, Jesse Lackey <KILLspamjsl-mlspamBeGonecelestialaudio.com>
>>> wrote:
>>>
>>>> Hi all!  I have a connector I can't find... but seems like it should be
>>>> reasonably common.  I probably am just missing it.  This is for a
>>>> footpedal accessory for medical gear designed in Germany, if it matters.
>>>>
>>>> Cable end side, male pins, keyed, 9mm diameter:
>>>> <www.celestialaudio.com/6_pins_male_end_of_cable.jpg>
>>>> <www.celestialaudio.com/6_pins_male_end_of_cable_pic2.jpg>
>>>>
>>>> Panel mount side, female socket:
>>>> <www.celestialaudio.com/6_pins_female_panelmount.jpg>
>>>>
>>>> What would be best is finding both at mouser/digikey/newark etc.  But
>>>> I'll take anything orderable, i.e. in stock and orderable by a normal
>>>> human in the USA.
>>>>
>>>> Prize: the person with the first correct response for either end gets
>>>> $10 in bitcoin.... and $10 for the first correct response for the other.
>>>>    Find both first and get $25!  extra bonus!  Wheee!!
>>>> (time measured by the "date" in the message header in piclist.)
>>>>
>>>> Thanks all!
>>>> J
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
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>>>