Hi,

could be Lemo, but also Fisher is possible

http://www.fischerconnectors.com/germany/de

Best regards

Peter (from Germany)
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Betreff: [EE] Identify the connector, win a prize!

Hi all!  I have a connector I can't find... but seems like it should be
reasonably common.  I probably am just missing it.  This is for a footpedal
accessory for medical gear designed in Germany, if it matters.

Cable end side, male pins, keyed, 9mm diameter:
<http://www.celestialaudio.com/6_pins_male_end_of_cable.jpg>
<http://www.celestialaudio.com/6_pins_male_end_of_cable_pic2.jpg>

Panel mount side, female socket:
<http://www.celestialaudio.com/6_pins_female_panelmount.jpg>

What would be best is finding both at mouser/digikey/newark etc.  But I'll
take anything orderable, i.e. in stock and orderable by a normal human in
the USA.

Prize: the person with the first correct response for either end gets $10 i=
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bitcoin.... and $10 for the first correct response for the other.=20
  Find both first and get $25!  extra bonus!  Wheee!!
(time measured by the "date" in the message header in piclist.)

Thanks all!
J




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