Wanted map connector

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gav
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Wanted map connector

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Hello i'm after the map connector that bolts to the case of the MJ unit, anyone have a spare or know where i can get one urgently? Cheers

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Post by MartinM »

Allegedly available in model aircraft hobby shops as they're used to get fuel from one side of a bulkhead to the other

...or in a real emergency, something like an M6 bolt, with the head cut off and a 3-4mm hole drilled through the middle, and two M6 nuts....

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Tried the mcmaster one, they wont sell to anyone outside the US, any others out there?

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It seems your best bet is to use the hobby model aircraft bulkhead connector- see the link in the previous post.

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Post by gav »

Tried that too $17 delivery charge to the UK :( i cant believe they are this hard to find

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Post by brentp »

What about a local hobby store? If you describe what you want they may be able to dig one up from their suppliers. That hobby bulkhead fitting is made by "fourmost".

Another thing you could do try is take a small bolt or stud and drill a hole through it. Use brass for ease of drilling.
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... or windscreen washer fitting, jammed through the/a hole and glued.

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Cheers for the quick replies, sorry to be a pain am just a bit of a perfectionist and dont like to bodge anything lol. Think i might have to in this case though. Thanks

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Post by gav »

Result, MartinM from this forum has kindly sorted one out, if anyone does find a source for them in the UK please can you post here, thanks

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