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Making a Connector for the Teldyne R22D Oxygen Sensor

  • Adventures, Data and Technology

    Posted on November 15th, 2007

    Written by cliff

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    Digi-Key, diving, DYI, electronics, molex, oxygen, parts, R22D, rebreather, repair, replace, Teledyne

    If you dive rebreathers much, chances are you will have to repair or replace the Molex plugs and pins that connect your Teledyne R22D oxygen sensors to your head electronics. Many manufacturers are cool about sending you the parts so that you can do the repair yourself, but some, such as AP Diving require that you send the entire head back for this simple repair.

    If you are comfortable handling electronics, and you think it’s silly to have to send your head all the way to England or wherever just to have a couple of parts costing less than $1 replaced, you can get the parts you need from just about any distributor that sells electronic components. I like Digi-Key because they would sell me the crystals to make a Red Box when nobody else would. I’ve been loyal ever since.

    Here are the parts you will need:

    Digi-Key part number: WM1129-ND
    Manufacturer Part number: 08-56-0110

    CONNECTION TERMMINAL FEMALE

    CONNECTION TERMMINAL FEMALE

    Digi-Key Part Number: WM2001-ND
    Manufacturor Part Number: 22-01-3037

    CONNECTION HOUSING

    CONNECTION HOUSING

    This entry was posted on Thursday, November 15th, 2007 at 5:45 pm and is filed under Adventures, Data and Technology. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.
  • 1 Comment

    Take a look at some of the responses we have had to this article.

    1. UNH Mike
      Nov 16th
      Reply

      But how do you make it?! ;-)

      Seriously, they actually expect you to send it back for something this simple? Silly silly companies.

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