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Old 16-05-22, 17:44
David Dunlop David Dunlop is offline
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Before I plod along any further, I just want to correct an error on my part in terminology.

Over the last few posts on the three screw terminal panels, I had been referring to the fittings attached to these panels as ‘Ring Terminals’. I became suspect of that identification this morning and decided to confirm what they are more closely.

As per the attached photo, these fittings are actually ‘Fork Connectors’, but of a type I cannot recall ever seeing a modern equivalent of in any electronic supply shops today. Note that the inner throat of the fork is designed to also serve as an integral lock washer.


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