CablesOnline, 6-inch Internal IDC 50-Pin SCSI Drive Extension Ribbon Cable, (FS-E06)
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Product Description
CablesOnline, 6-inch Internal IDC 50-Pin SCSI Drive Extension Ribbon Cable, (FS-E06)
CablesOnline 6 inch Internal IDC 50-Pin SCSI Drive Extension Ribbon Cable This cable will extend the length of your IDC-50Pin SCSI Cable. IDC 50-Pin can be used for internal SCSI-1 / SCSI-2 applications, such as hard drives, cd-roms, removable storage drives, etc. Specifications: IDC 50-Pin SCSI Cable Extension Connectors: 1x IDC 50-Pin Male, 1x IDC 50-Pin Female, 2.5mm Pitch Length: 6 inches Wire Conductor Pitch: 1.27mm Wire Gauge: 28 AWG CablesOnline Part Number: FS-E06Features of CablesOnline, 6-inch Internal IDC 50-Pin SCSI Drive Extension Ribbon Cable, (FS-E06)
IDC 50-Pin 2X25 SCSI Ribbon Cable Extension Connectors: 1x IDC 50-Pin Male, 1x IDC 50-Pin Female, 2.54mm Pitch Length: 6 inches Wire Conductor Pitch: 1.27mm Wire Gauge: 28 AWGSpecification of CablesOnline, 6-inch Internal IDC 50-Pin SCSI Drive Extension Ribbon Cable, (FS-E06)
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| Dimensions | 5.98X2.01x0.20 |
| Weight | 0 |
Product FAQs
Q: What is the length of the CablesOnline IDC 50-Pin SCSI Drive Extension Ribbon Cable?
Ans: The length of the cable is 6 inches.
Q: What are the connectors on the CablesOnline IDC 50-Pin SCSI Drive Extension Ribbon Cable?
Ans: The cable has 1x IDC 50-Pin Male connector and 1x IDC 50-Pin Female connector with a 2.5mm pitch.
Q: What applications can the IDC 50-Pin SCSI Drive Extension Ribbon Cable be used for?
Ans: It can be used for internal SCSI-1 / SCSI-2 applications such as hard drives, cd-roms, and removable storage drives.
Q: What is the wire gauge of the CablesOnline IDC 50-Pin SCSI Drive Extension Ribbon Cable?
Ans: The cable has a wire gauge of 28 AWG.
Q: What is the CablesOnline part number for the IDC 50-Pin SCSI Drive Extension Ribbon Cable?
Ans: The CablesOnline part number is FS-E06.
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