Anderson Power Pole connectors

[Brent Sutphin WB4X]

Were is a good source for Anderson Power Pole connectors.  I have found several places but they all seem to have a minimum order?

Thanks
Brent  WB4X
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[Harvey Howell]

Hi Brent. I think Tower Hobbies and Hobby People both carry them. I use them
in my electric R/C planes. Check them out on the net.

Harvey
KN6VP

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Subject: [Elecraft] Anderson Power Pole connectors


Were is a good source for Anderson Power Pole connectors.  I have found
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Brent  WB4X
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[Phil Kane-3]

On Sun, 5 Mar 2006 22:16:03 -0500, Brent Sutphin wrote:

>Were is a good source for Anderson Power Pole connectors.  I have
>found several places but they all seem to have a minimum order?

 Try <www.dcpwr.com>.  DC-Power.   I've been doing business with them
 for 6 years.

 The owner, Wes Allen, is the repeater guru for the Oregon Tualatin
 Valley A.R.C., the largest club in Oregon, (I'm a board member of
 that club) and he sells in small wuantities.

 I would recommend for starters getting the bag of 10 pairs (10 red,
 10 black, 20+ contacts), and definitely the West Mountain crimper.
 It's a bit pricey, but I've used several different crimpers and this
 one is THE best.  The reliability of the connector depends wholly on
 the reliability of the crimp, so don't settle for "second-best".

 He doesn't have on-line ordering yet, but he is very responsive to
 e-mails and phone calls (see the website).  If you can't reach him,
 it means that he's off at some hamfest somewhere - he exhibits at
 most if not all major venues.

 Have fun.

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   73 de K2ASP - Phil Kane

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[Eric Swartz - WA6HHQ, Elecraft-4]

We also stock them directly on the Elecraft order page.
73, Eric


Phil Kane wrote:

> On Sun, 5 Mar 2006 22:16:03 -0500, Brent Sutphin wrote:
>
>  
>> Were is a good source for Anderson Power Pole connectors.  I have
>> found several places but they all seem to have a minimum order?
>>    
>
>  Try <www.dcpwr.com>.  DC-Power.   I've been doing business with them
>  for 6 years.
>
>  The owner, Wes Allen, is the repeater guru for the Oregon Tualatin
>  Valley A.R.C., the largest club in Oregon, (I'm a board member of
>  that club) and he sells in small wuantities.
>
>  I would recommend for starters getting the bag of 10 pairs (10 red,
>  10 black, 20+ contacts), and definitely the West Mountain crimper.
>  It's a bit pricey, but I've used several different crimpers and this
>  one is THE best.  The reliability of the connector depends wholly on
>  the reliability of the crimp, so don't settle for "second-best".
>
>  He doesn't have on-line ordering yet, but he is very responsive to
>  e-mails and phone calls (see the website).  If you can't reach him,
>  it means that he's off at some hamfest somewhere - he exhibits at
>  most if not all major venues.
>
>  Have fun.
>
> --
>    73 de K2ASP - Phil Kane
>
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