The way to solve connector problems is to search the Molex or AMP 
website first, make note of the
part number you want, then locate THAT PART NUMBER in Mouser or Digikey.

--Bob

PicDude wrote:

>Hi all,
>
>Been looking thru the Digikey and Mouser catalogs for a connector, but it's 
>difficult to get a clear feel for what the connectors actually look/work 
>like.  Hoping some one here might help me cut thru the chase...
>
>What I need is a simple 2-circuit connector for supplying 5V power (only a 
>couple hundred mA) from one PCB to another.  I'm imagining a 2-post header 
>soldered to the PCB, and a matching plug-in polarized connector.  The plug-in 
>connector will have wires attached to it.  The connector must lock in place, 
>since I'll be using this in a car.  And of course low-cost is better.
>
>I'm thinking that a floppy-drive power connector would be ideal (but a 
>2-circuit version), but can't find this in the catalogs.  Any of you have a 
>recommendation for this?
>
>Thanks,
>-Neil.
>
>
>
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