Crimp connectors, need identification and or link to where I can buy

would anyone know where I can get the crimp heads and maybe a full set (encase I need to replace the plastic too)
been lookin all over and cant find :\

it's a 5 pin 4.31mm (long) crimp thingamabob (the metal that hooks onto the wires from a USB cord

couldnt find a more suitable forum, sorry if its the wrong area

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billpenner over 13 years ago +1

My experience has not been good trying to use these connectors. I have a bunch of the connector housings, Connector strips and a connector crimper. The crimp connectors are very small and the stripping…

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e14 Contributor over 13 years ago

Yeah, don't think ill be able to find replacements.. might just try to find a way to hack it into working, it was just a, oh i wonder if i can make my old mouse work again idea, I won't die without it
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e14 Contributor over 13 years ago in reply to e14 Contributor

You could always replace the entire set of connectors with something else. I have a whole bunch of female/male header pins/sockets that I solder on to ribbon cable to make my own custom set. Wire something new directly to the board or with cable leads. They can be hotglued or taped for a more permanent connection.
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e14 Contributor over 13 years ago in reply to e14 Contributor

You could always replace the entire set of connectors with something else. I have a whole bunch of female/male header pins/sockets that I solder on to ribbon cable to make my own custom set. Wire something new directly to the board or with cable leads. They can be hotglued or taped for a more permanent connection.
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