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Does any one know how to add extension wire to the servo wire connector without cutting or modifing the black clip end and does any one know if the replacement I2c port cable able to just clamp together like an extension wire or does it have to be cut and modified or can it use general same gage wire modded to it like servo extension wiring, cuz I trying to find a cheap way to finish my project on spare wires from old toy robots, so stage one of project omega can be completed and readied for programming. Any ideas?
@thetechguru a little off topic but, maybe something to buy and put on the "USA bits list" we have talked about. I'll email you.
Regards , Ron
thank you Steve G. I figured that there may have been a difference in those two cables, I just wasn't sure and as for the 6pin and 4pin adapters, I found them on robotpark.com, here's the link to them (http://www.robotpark.com/index.php?route=product/search&search=male+to+male+connector) I'm pretty sure these should work for the camera cables and for the i2c cables.
Thanks Omega.
Rin, I'll reply tonight. Dealing with a plumbing emergency right now, but yes, good idea.
Alan
Your welcome The tech guru, i litterally just found the adapters the same time i posted that lol. when i get to searching i dont stop till i find what im looking for and it only takes me a couple of mins or a day and i find what im looking for and sorry bout the plumping issue, good luck with the plumping, its always a pain in the butt when it come to plumping, im always having to fix my own plumping all the time and i live in an apartment, go figure lol.
Thanks. I usually deal with my own plumbing, but this is either a clog or broken pipe under the basement floor, and the backup destroyed my dining room ceiling, so Servpro is here tonight cutting out he damaged ceiling and disinfectung and drying thw joists, the plumber is coming back in the morning to run a camera through the line to see what is stopping the auger. Thank goodness for homeowners insurance. Total job when everything is fixed could exceed $5k. Insurance doesn't cover all of it, but does cover the most expensive parts (ceiling, cement floor destruction and repair).
The joys of owning a 42 year old house.
Alan
lol i know how that fells, i lived in a house that was falling apart and we painted and cleaned it up, but all the wiring starting going bad and the pipes clogged and then the bathroom pipes burst under the house and started spraying up at the floors and the burst threw the floor and all over the house and then we had to live without water and i was just like forget this crap, time for an upgrade lol. but i wouldn't mind living in a house again as long as it had a basement were i can actually get to the plumping so i can fix it and have a easier made electrical box so i could maintenance the whole house myself, but its all bout the money lol, gotta love life.
Hay on the camera cable, after I attach the 6 pin adapter, can I just us any old 6pin wire extension cables/ make shift wires or does it have to be the ez-robot camera cable to use as an extension with adapters
The 6 pin camera wire need to be 2mm pitch, meaning a 2mm space between each pin.