Hi Matt,
Not sure if these even exist, but, they should be very easy to
make. I'm pretty sure the part numbers for both the male and female
Molex connectors have been posted here in recent weeks. All you need to
do is join them together with some wire, either flat ribbon, or just
plain old wire. This would make the kind of extender that lets the
module lay on its side atop adjacent channels. I actually prefer those
over the ones that stand the module up above the rest of the channels.
best,
Ike
On 11-07-09 5:39 PM, Matt Walsh wrote:
Folks--
Does anyone know where I can dig up extender cards for my S2?
Thanks,
Matt
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