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Heatshrink size for ATX connector?
- Thread starter joxang
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ramenraider
Limp Gawd
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Are you sleaving each wire individually or all together?
ramenraider
Limp Gawd
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Well if you're doing each wire 1/8" is the standard for heatshrink i think
ramenraider
Limp Gawd
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Uhh well if 1/8" is for each wire, then you'd probably need a pretty huge piece of heatshink! I'm not sure, probably be a good idea to go to a hardware store and "eyeball" it
MDPC-X has pre cut heatshrink, works great
http://en.mdpc-x.com/mdpc-sleeve/heatshrink/pre-cut-heatshrink-small-black.htm
http://en.mdpc-x.com/mdpc-sleeve/heatshrink/pre-cut-heatshrink-small-black.htm
What style of heatshrinking are you trying to do? are you trying to cover individual wires? are you trying to just neaten off the transition between sleeving and bare wires or are you trying to sleeve the whole bundle as it enters the connector?