> > If no one can help me, can you tell me where I'm likely to find a way to
>> make these connectors in Japan?
>>
>I made my own about 7 years ago. I do believe what you are looking for is
>a Molex 43025-0400 connector which plugs into the duo dock motherboard. I
>didn't have the molex crimper at the time so I used a soft jaw vice (just to
>hold the pin stable, don't tighten!) to hold the pins while I manually
>crimpted the wings with a needlenose plier. A few years back I broke down
>and bought the crimper! Now it takes 2 seconds!
Try www.digikey.com for parts. I bought the big PS-> dock connector
as I want to try and re-wire a C650 PS to run the dock.
Mad Dog
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