need to replace LCD cable tip, the Lemo FGG 1B, 16 pin, Any suggestions?

[Rob Watt]

So the Lemo FGG 1b piece at the end of my LCD cable has been slightly bent and its pretty difficult to plug into the RED One Camera. Can someone provide a link to a place where I can purchase this to replace it? the rest of the cable is fine and I'd like to not spend 240bucks to replace the whole cable.

Ive searched Lemo's site, but it's crazy trying to track down this one piece and often they ask you to buy in bulk. I'm looking for a place where I can purchase just one to replace.

Thanks in advance for the help!

Very best,
Rob

 

[Christopher Mills]

If your part number is lemo FGG.1B.316.CLAD52... Mouser Electronics

If your part number is lemo FGG.1B.316.CLAD52... Mouser Electronics

http://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/LEMO/FGG1B316CLAD52/?qs=MSOc8y6NhWdrfKp80O1/6w==

if you need a different part number, I would still use this source..

However, I am not patient enough to wire a 16pin lemo connector.

 

[Jason Comparetto]

Hey Rob, I have some extra Lemo parts. Shoot me an email to jason@CinemaOxide.com

 

[william xu]

Hi,ROb,

SREADA (www.sreada.com) is globle lemo push pull type connector and accept lemo cable assemly solution. all of our connector and cables are high quality and attractive price.

if you need lemo 1b cables, pls feel free contact with us. E-mail: william@sreada.com


William Xu

shenzhen sreada technology co.,ltd

SKype : william.xu66

E-mail : william@sreada.com

Mobile: +86 186 6539 1794

 

[william xu]

Hi, Rob,

SREADA (www.seada.com), exporting LEMO connector and LEMO cables with competitive price.

For the Lemo FGG 1B, 16 pin, we have elbow and straight one for your choosing .

if you still need them or have any problem about LEMO cable, pls feel free to contact with me.

Here is my E-mail: William@sreada.com

william xu
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[Robert Hart]

Can you get the outer shell off or has it become too deformed to slide over the pin core? If it can be removed, my inclination would be to improvise with a plumber's small diameter pipe flaring tool to reform the end of the sleeve to near-circular with maybe a small piece of shim metal at the deformation to push it a little beyond circular so it springs back into circular when the cone is withdrawn. A dent or waist will likely remain in the shank of the plug about a millimetre or so back from the edge but it may now offer up to the camera socket without baulking. Care would need to be taken not to over-penetrate otherwise the shell may split at the end.