ARINC 628 connectors needed

[Faire dinkum]

Can anyone help me to find a source for ARINC 628 connectors like those on
the web page below (preferably in Australia).

I can get them from Hypertac in the U.S. but if I recall they want >$100 for
them. I need a panel mount receptacle but would buy a few males as well and
convert some other gear.

They look much more reliable than a cigar lighter plug to me.

Purpose is to connect a laptop vehicular power supply with an ARINC 628 male
to a boat.

http://www.hypertronics.com/arinc.html

 

[Bruce Varley]

"Faire dinkum" <littlejohny@aus.gov> wrote in message
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Can anyone help me to find a source for ARINC 628 connectors like those on
the web page below (preferably in Australia).

I can get them from Hypertac in the U.S. but if I recall they want >$100
for
them. I need a panel mount receptacle but would buy a few males as well
and
convert some other gear.

They look much more reliable than a cigar lighter plug to me.

Purpose is to connect a laptop vehicular power supply with an ARINC 628
male
to a boat.

http://www.hypertronics.com/arinc.html


If this is just for 12 volts, what's wrong with a common 2-pin polarised,

which is cheap and easy to obtain, and commonly used for LVDC connections.

 

[Faire dinkum]

"Bruce Varley" <bxvarley@weastnet.com.au> wrote in message
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If this is just for 12 volts, what's wrong with a common 2-pin polarised,
which is cheap and easy to obtain, and commonly used for LVDC connections.
The laptop adapter already has a ARINC 628 plug on it and I don't want to

cut it off when I want to use it on an airplane that is appropriately wired.
If it weren't for that I'd do as you suggest.