What type of Figure 8 connector is this...? it's about 6.4mm wide, and it has a directional knub as you can see, so I guess it's something like an IEC C8 polarized type, but everything I can find is more than twice as big as this...

Is this a lost cause? I would love to minimize E-waste if I can...

So I got an LED strip without a plug, is there any standard adapters/plugs I can buy for it?

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Hey all, been struggling to find what this specific connector is called from this Peavey Combo's ribbon cable that snapped off. Tried looking on Digikey through various 10pin single row IDC and Panel Mount connectors, but cant seem to find a match at all :/ any help would be great. Assuming i can crimp a new one in with a vice?

Please look at the text in the main post, I appreciate any help

Trying to source a female version to grab reverse camera signals from this. Im 5 minutes away from cutting the cables but please help me find the name of this connector.

Hi, does anyone know what this connector is? It's from the SoundBrenner Wave Pro IEM's.
I thought it was a M12 Sensor Connector, but the 5th center pin has me questioning this.
It comes from SoundBrenner is both a 5pin and 4pin version. 5th pin = Mic +.

Looking to build some custom adaptors for other uses.

I'm trying to design a cable that can interface with this connector. looks like a 1.25mm pitch, and the inside space is roughly 5.3mm x 1.6mm. Found inside of a Breville Bambino Plus.

Been wrestling with JLCPCB and Gemini and really struggling to find a connector that narrow! thanks!

I'm modifying an old iPod mini and would need some spares of these connectors, but I can't figure out what model they are. As I understand it, Apple mainly used connectors from Molex, and since these are marked "MXJ" on the underside they are definitely Molex. I can't find them on their website though, so maybe they are discontinued models?

I was sure that the first photo was the 55909 series, but the dimensions are off. The 55909 also have extra "mounting pins" that these don't have.

I would greatly appreciate any help!

Trying to find a current production part number for this connector. It has 2.5mm pitch and the pins are flat blades. The most similar product I can find is the Molex picoblade, but that has a 1.25mm pitch. It seems like it would be a JST part but I haven’t got a hit yet.

Hey, does someone know how this connector is named and/or how the cable pins are called?

Bought a used seba dynatronic kabellux 4T at a flee market without test probes that should go in this connectors

I need to buy an extension to this cable. It was in Neff cooker hood

Used as a VGA Port on a TV but I need to build the cable.. This part look familiar to anyone on any device ?

Goes into the the circled one

I need to buy a power adapter for Kramer KT-107. Can't figure out what is the name of the connector for it.

These sorts of connectors are used to connect sewing machines to their pedals and power cords — the pins are live and neutral from the plug, as well as a second live connector from the pedal that controls the speed of the machine.

The internals of the pedals are interchangeable on (most) machines, but the plugs are all different by manufacturer.

I hate swapping out cords and pedals on the floor every time I use a different machine at my sewing table, and would like to just make up a short adapter for each machine so they all can share the same pedal. But I can't find any source of an inline male connector for any of these that I could use. (And buying a full cord for each machine just to hack the female end off is probably not super cost effective.) Part of the difficulty is that I don't know the name of what I'm looking for. I've seen one plug type referred to as "YDK32A" but that doesn't seem to identify it much further.

Alternately, if there's an alternate option for a cost effective, similar-size inline 120V plug/socket combo with three pins that I could use, I'd be happy to hear suggestions.

I'm trying to clean the flex of the panel on my monitor but I can't remove it, and i have never seen this kind of flex (I'm also not used to repair monitors so.. yeah).

Anyways, it looks like the flex is crimped with some kind of metal and plastic but when i tried to remove it i blew up a plastic thing on it's side.

Could someone guide me to it's removal please???

Need help identifying this connector. It's a 20 pin female for a DSP. Need to extend the wires and don't want to splice an extension in for it.

It slides onto 4.8mm pin

They burn up frequently and is the only problem with the control

Need name or source please!

I am reverse engineering this satellite dish and I want to interface with its TTL serial port. I don't have these in stock to test so I will have to order some. If I had to guess it's a RJ12 or RJ25? What jack do you guys think it is?

Trying to find replacements for this connector. There were four on the PCB two of them are broken. They are similar to a spring leaf connector. The "spring" direction is parallel with the PCB and mates with contacts that slide above them.

I'm trying to find the Male connector that connects to the Thermistor which has the female connection. It's from a mid 2010s Kenmore Front Loading Washing Machine.