where to get replacement PS2 mouse, or cables

Jul 07, 2012 32 Replies

d someone who is good at cable splicing and has the proper tools. He can sp= lice out the bad section. Also, if You can find some high quality 6 conduct= or cable of a similar type, you can have the technician splice in a new pie= ce.

s for security or performance improvements. You are at the time where a new= system is required.

The plug is molded making connections a pain.

The end that breaks [usually] is near the mouse where all the flexing occurs. I've been 'nibbling' away, shortning the cable to bypass breaks and thinning. But, the cable's too short now and I'm too tired to do that, just want a fistfull of replacement cables.

Appreciate comment about 'time for new system' but ...too many reasons NOT to and not a SINGLE reason to replace.

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WOW! didn't even know this outlet existed. really close, so close, may just get a box of those.

Thanks for the URL

Eh? On the measurements you've given, I would have thought this would have been close enough.

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Adrian C

I saw that but it has the wrong termination. Mine snap into a mini fuse clip.

Shop Jimmy has no CCFL

Thanks, that could be it. can't tell looks ok the pic shows left, right, scroll, but didn't see the 3rd button.

3.49 right price.

While pigtail cables aren't a mass-market item, extension cables are. Check out

for a few possibilities. Mak> The plug is molded making connections a pain.

Didn't think of that! Thansk for the URL. Prices are right in range with expectations, too. I can keep shortening the 'bad' cable and keep the extension intact.

I buy USB extensions at 'Dollar tree' stores for $1.

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Didn't think of that either. Guess technology is univrsal now.

There's a Dollar Store nearby, I think.

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maybe ?

Arfa

I already threw it away. Saved what boards I could. What a shame. It is truly a throw away world.

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