RE: (ET) Accessory Connector Plug

["Pestka, Dennis J" <Dennis Pestka TycoHealthcare com>]

Have you tried any old Hardware Stores in your area?
The one I frequent didn't have them in stock, but was able to order them 
for
me; Male and Female.

Hechler Hardware in Troy, MO.
http://www.hechlers.com/hardware_home.html

Dennis
Elsberry, MO



-----Original Message-----
From: James F. Jarrett [mailto:jarrett ccds charlotte nc us]
Sent: Thursday, November 04, 2004 7:04 AM
To: elec-trak cosmos phy tufts edu
Subject: (ET) Accessory Connector Plug


I have two ETs that I use a lot.  An E-12m, and an I-5.  I want to try 
my hand at making a few accessories for them from some salvaged motors, 
controllers, etc.  that I have on hand.

I intend all of my gizmos to connect to the ET's via anderson 
connectors.  They are relatively cheap, easy to come by and idiot-proof. 

Since I don't want to break either ET's ability to use the standard 
attachements (Hedge clippers, hand tillers etc) I was going to make an 
adaptor plug.  One end would be the standard ET accesory plug and the 
other an anderson.

I could then plug this in when I want to use my gizmos and remove it to 
use standard ET attachements.

The problem is, no matter where I look I can't find a two prong 20 amp 
twisk lock male plug.

Does anyone have a source for these or have an old one they are willing 
to part with for a fair price?

Thanks

James

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