Double and triple spade connectors

[reddogdan]

Anybody have a source for them to connect my timers and solar panels?

[whackem and stackem]

Ralph's Electronics in Beaumont has them.

[Cull]

http://www.ebay.com/itm/like/271437256253?lpid=82

[cj7zrcool]

Surely Radio Shack has that stuff....unless they just sell mobile phones now.

[Winman]

I got mine at Auto Zone...

[dustoffer]

Surely Radio Shack has that stuff....unless they just sell mobile phones now.

Got mine here--

[Texastaxi]

I've always used wire, to daisy chain as many as I needed, similar to this.



If it's on the positive side, though, use the female spades that are completely insulated.

[Smart]

I bought my doubles cheap off ebay.

[reddogdan]

Thanks

[DJM]

Any auto parts store should have them.

DJ

[skeeter]

piggy back connectors?

http://www.ebay.com/itm/25-PC-16-14-AWG-FEMALE-SPADE-PIGGYBACK-250-CRIMP-CONNECTORS-/131153396995?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item1e895a0503

[Smart]

piggy back connectors?

http://www.ebay.com/itm/25-PC-16-14-...item1e895a0503

yup yup

[fluffer]

I've always used wire, to daisy chain as many as I needed, similar to this.

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If it's on the positive side, though, use the female spades that are completely insulated.

Curious, does that at all affect the charging ability of a solar panel if it is hooked up to one of those? I do mine that way as well and for some reason just always been curious if it was messing with the effectiveness of the solar panel.

[reddogdan]

I've always used wire, to daisy chain as many as I needed, similar to this.

[ATTACH]610409[/ATTACH]

If it's on the positive side, though, use the female spades that are completely insulated.

Curious also

[Nate]

i have the piggy back clips here at Buck Stop - Alvarado