Sep 30, 2018 #1 A amrogers3 Gawd 2FA Joined Nov 7, 2010 Messages 664 Can you guys help me figure out how to secure this cable to the network card? Apologies for crappy pic.
Can you guys help me figure out how to secure this cable to the network card? Apologies for crappy pic.
Sep 30, 2018 #3 Grebuloner 2[H]4U 2FA Joined Jul 31, 2009 Messages 2,854 Binder clips on each end of the socket and then remove the metal tabs?
Oct 1, 2018 #4 A amrogers3 Gawd 2FA Joined Nov 7, 2010 Messages 664 Grebuloner said: Binder clips on each end of the socket and then remove the metal tabs? Click to expand... Should have mentioned, there isn't much room on the top of this. The case fits pretty close to top of the card. Also, I would be worried putting binder clips and trying to remove the metal pieces, I would probably break something DrLobotomy said: A dab of epoxy? Click to expand... This might work but it would probably touch the metal connectors. Probably wouldnt be an issue. Does anyone make a connector piece that would fit in between the holes on the cable and card?
Grebuloner said: Binder clips on each end of the socket and then remove the metal tabs? Click to expand... Should have mentioned, there isn't much room on the top of this. The case fits pretty close to top of the card. Also, I would be worried putting binder clips and trying to remove the metal pieces, I would probably break something DrLobotomy said: A dab of epoxy? Click to expand... This might work but it would probably touch the metal connectors. Probably wouldnt be an issue. Does anyone make a connector piece that would fit in between the holes on the cable and card?
Oct 1, 2018 #5 DrLobotomy Supreme [H]ardness Joined May 19, 2016 Messages 6,735 Drill bit and a piece of scrap metal with 3 holes would be enuff to hold it in place. A thick piece of plastic would also work and would not short anything else if you happen to be clumsy.
Drill bit and a piece of scrap metal with 3 holes would be enuff to hold it in place. A thick piece of plastic would also work and would not short anything else if you happen to be clumsy.
Oct 1, 2018 #6 S Spartacus 2[H]4U Joined Apr 29, 2005 Messages 2,130 Use long zip ties, link a couple together if needed. You can loop through the space between the ribbon cables and around the whole card. Zip ties are so under-rated. They're the duct tape of the tech world! .
Use long zip ties, link a couple together if needed. You can loop through the space between the ribbon cables and around the whole card. Zip ties are so under-rated. They're the duct tape of the tech world! .
Oct 2, 2018 #8 A amrogers3 Gawd 2FA Joined Nov 7, 2010 Messages 664 ok cool, thanks Team. This gives me some ideas to run with.
Oct 3, 2018 #9 cdr_74_premium [H]ard|Gawd Joined Oct 20, 2010 Messages 1,577 As mentioned above, RTV Silicon would be a good one. But the stuff is MESSY, so get ready.