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 Post subject: In need of 2-pin headers: where to buy them?
PostPosted: Sun Aug 29, 2010 1:55 am 
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Hello, I need a few pairs of male-female 2-pin fan headers to create some ready-to-use resistors, does anyone know where I can buy them? If you have some and are willing to part with them, please get in touch too. :D
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PostPosted: Mon Aug 30, 2010 12:37 pm 
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Have you tried out at Sidewinder PC or Petra's Tech Shop?

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Unfortunately, they don't have this kind of stuff, only those "standard-issue" 3 and 4 pin headers. I'm back scavenging info... :?

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Something like this? Can be ordered with only two pins, if needed. It's from an Italian site, tend to get lost in there, hope you find the mating part.

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Hi,

I gott them from junk computers, female from fans and male pcb from motherboard.


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It surely is the best and cheapest option. Unfortunately, I don't have anything to salvage them from :mrgreen:

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Something like this? Can be ordered with only two pins, if needed. It's from an Italian site, tend to get lost in there, hope you find the mating part.

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Nope, the ones I'm looking for are like these:
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I guess I'l have to buy a Mini Kaze and strip them off it...

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Try www.mouser.com or www.digikey.com. They'll certainly have them; although it might take a while to locate the part in their catalog if you don't know the exact part name.

edit: from digikey, I think you want CONN HOUS 2POS .100 W/RAMP/RIB.
(don't forget to get pins for them too...)


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They're not the ones I want, but thanks anyway for the effort :)

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That is likely a XH connector housing.
It is a 2.5mm pitch connector produced by several Asian vendors. Digikey sources them from JST.
The two position housing [XHP-2] is digikey part number 455-2266-ND
Tin plated crimp terminals, 22-28AWG for that housing are [SXH-001T-P0.6] digikey part number 455-1135-1-ND
You will also need crimping pliers.


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I'd say that my search is over then, thank you very much! :D

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