Where can I get one of these....?

[sythai]

Afternoon all...

I have a Kewtek r2 plug top tester.

Have been trying for a while now to get hold of a short little lead so I can bridge out any 2 of the terminals.... any ideas where I can get one please ?

If not may have to make something up.

(Have posted this previously a long time ago, but thought I'd try again you never know)

Many Thanks,

Sy

 

[Strima]

See if you can get of a couple of old leads and solder them together, there's plenty of cheap ones on a well known auction site if it comes to it.

 

[Richard Burns]

Rapid, Farnell, RS will sell the 4mm plug to plug leads but I think the minimum length is about 25cm.
I was just searching for some probes and I am sure I saw a short one but sorry can't remember where!
Easiest to get the length you want is to make your own.

 

[Octopus]

Maplin??

 

[sythai]

Good old Maplin.... Going that way tomorrow happy days

 

[topquark]

Stackable ones (so you can plug tester in as well, if necessary): 4mm Patch Cord : Test Lead Connectors : Maplin Electronics

 

[topquark]

Just been and checked Sy, I have two black, two yellow and a blue (stackable plugs) left in stock if you want them PM me.

 

[nickblake]

ive got a green one if you want it mate its quite long one of my old test leads dropped my meter and broke 2 of my leads could only find a set let me know send me your address and il send it you

 

[sythai]

Just been and checked Sy, I have two black, two yellow and a blue (stackable plugs) left in stock if you want them PM me.

ive got a green one if you want it mate its quite long one of my old test leads dropped my meter and broke 2 of my leads could only find a set let me know send me your address and il send it you

.... Thats brilliant many thanks Chaps, going past Maplin this morning so will give them a try. But if I do get stuck will be in touch :icon14::icon14:

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Thanks again,

Sy
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[sythai]

Great got one....

 

[oldtimer]

I use one of my leads from my 1553

 

[telectrix]

i use 2 nails and a bit of cpc stripped out of T/E

 

[oldtimer]

Just remember to unplug it before you energise the circuit:crazy: