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Radiall EPX E Connectors (Later Model MD-11s)
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Source：Internet Author：Unknow Pubdate：2008-05-08
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kontiki99 (Electrical)
16 Mar 06 17:03
Anybody have a catalog that shows the inserts for these connectors?
The Douglas Wiring Standard Practices Manual doesn’t have a graphic that shows how the pins inserts are laid out.
Believe it or not Radiall customer support only had a catalog for EPX-A and B series.
I'm comparing wire lists with connector layouts to find spare pins to add new wiring.
I think the -E series are environmental, but hate to assume they are similar to A & B series.
Assume = reaction support in the hangar.
Thanks
phlamp (Aeronautics)
30 Mar 06 0:40
Hi,
we've an old catalog that shows the inserts for the EPX connectors. -E is, as you already said, environmental. If you still need a copy tell me where to send it to.
Phil
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kontiki99 (Electrical)
30 Mar 06 7:51
phlamp,
The original issue is resolved, but I would like a copy of the catalog. We have about six aircraft with these connectors on the MAR rack.
How do list members discretely exchange contact info? I see public posting is discouraged.
broncobill (Aerospace)
20 Jun 06 17:11
Phil,
Is it possible to still get a copy of the Radiall catalog for the EPXE connectors? Thank you for any assistance you may be able to render.
Bill
phlamp (Aeronautics)
7 Jul 06 6:12
Yes. We've the April 2000 Edition of the EPX catalog. You may get in touch via http://www.plampert.net/mailform.php
Phil
1doug1 (Aeronautics)
13 Sep 06 11:33
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I am currently designing in the EPX series on a new project. According to the 1998 catalog I have, the inserts for the EPX family were not originally keyed for the double insert. i.e. one insert fit anywhere. In the current catalog you have to use an A insert and a B insert in the double shell. The keyway in the original EPX's was only used to prevent inserting the insert 180 out.
I don't know if the current "A" insert will fit into both sides in the older housings. Based upon what I see in the newer and older catalogs I would "assume" it does.
And yes, the E indicates environmental seals.
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