This is what I use. It's just a 6 pin MTA connector but the pins
extend equally long on both sides. I just piggyback cables together
when I need an extension to work outside the cabinet. I always check
it twice - red to red and white to white. I don't know where I got
it - been too long.
I also have soldered back to back connectors with a break in one of
the power rails so I can measure current. Have one for each of the
three voltages.
Dave
--- In motm@yahoogroups.com, "John L Rice" <Drummer@...> wrote:
> I was thinking that "MTA Couplers" would be handy for connecting
two shorter
> cables together. I might try to make one later for fun. Just two
headers
> with their pins soldered together and insulated somehow. Or maybe a
little
> PCB . . .
>
> John L Rice