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These are 0.1" spaced and sort of compatible with the common AMP/Molex headers/housings but not quite identical. Please don't do an extensive search, but if you recognize the manufacturer/type, please reply here.

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Samuel M. Goldwasser
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So what is the difference to Harwin/ Molex etc? other than the bulky looking upright section of the pins half. Width of pins different to the usual? Is there a retention lug on the unseen mating surface of the p pic that locks into the recess pit in the h pic?

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Not absolutely sure, but the pins look the same make good contact with the normal AMP/Molex sockets. There is a retention dimple and that does make it more difficult to remove.

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