Wheel sensor wire

Do you have a spare telephone cord?

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"BarryG" <barrygross at access4less.net> wrote in message
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I need to splice in about an extra 6 inches to my wheel sensor wire going to a Flight Deck
computer. It appears to be 2 conductor (insulated conductor and bare shield). I assume both
conductors are used? Any ideas where to get such thin wire like this?

Thanks for any tips, Barry

I don't know where to get such wire, but I did try and fix my sensor wire after I accidentally cut
it. Now maybe I'm just not good enough, but I simply could not fix it. Too small, too delicate and
probably too sensitive to interference. Anyway, I had to buy a whole new harness.

But, good luck if you try, Don

"BarryG" <barrygross at access4less.net> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

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I need to splice in about an extra 6 inches to my wheel sensor wire going

to

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a Flight Deck computer. It appears to be 2 conductor (insulated conductor and bare shield). I
assume both conductors are used? Any ideas where to get such thin wire like this?

Thanks for any tips, Barry

"BarryG" barrygrossat access4less.net wrote

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I need to splice in about an extra 6 inches to my wheel sensor wire going to a Flight Deck
computer. It appears to be 2 conductor (insulated conductor and bare shield). I assume both
conductors are used? Any ideas where to get such thin wire like this?

If you locate a source for thin (round) two conductor wire in bulk please let us know. I have looked
and the best thing I have come up with is buying a monural earphone extension cord from Radio Shack
(Cat # 33-176, 20 feet for $4) and cutting it up as necessary then soldering and covering the joint
with heat shrink tubing.

DR

Thanks for the good stop gap tip DR and will look around for a bulk source for you.

"DirtRoadie" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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"BarryG" barrygrossat access4less.net wrote

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I need to splice in about an extra 6 inches to my wheel sensor wire going

to

Quoted message said:

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a Flight Deck computer. It appears to be 2 conductor (insulated

conductor

Quoted message said:

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and bare shield). I assume both conductors are used? Any ideas where to get such thin wire
like this?

If you locate a source for thin (round) two conductor wire in bulk please

let

Quoted message said:

us know. I have looked and the best thing I have come up with is buying a monural earphone
extension cord from Radio Shack (Cat # 33-176, 20 feet

for

Quoted message said:

$4) and cutting it up as necessary then soldering and covering the joint

with

Quoted message said:

heat shrink tubing.

DR

"BarryG" <barrygross at access4less.net> wrote in message
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Thanks for the good stop gap tip DR and will look around for a bulk source for you.

try www.mouser.com

You may need to order a calalog to get enough information to order the right thing, or the sales
staff may be more helpfule than they were a decade ago when I dealt with them.

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"DirtRoadie" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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"BarryG" barrygrossat access4less.net wrote

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I need to splice in about an extra 6 inches to my wheel sensor wire going

to

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

a Flight Deck computer. It appears to be 2 conductor (insulated

conductor

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

and bare shield). I assume both conductors are used? Any ideas where to get such thin wire like
this?

If you locate a source for thin (round) two conductor wire in bulk please

let

Quoted message said:

us know. I have looked and the best thing I have come up with is buying a monural earphone
extension cord from Radio Shack (Cat # 33-176, 20 feet

for

Quoted message said:

$4) and cutting it up as necessary then soldering and covering the joint

with

Quoted message said:

heat shrink tubing.

DR