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    Terminals - ring + spade?

    Anyone have any ides where to get some of these? I know I've seen them somewhere and I need at least six plus a few spares preferably. Normal average size male spade and the ring is about 3-4mm i.d.
    And ideally I'd like to be able to buy them tomorow.....
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    Any Dick Smith store.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Virago View Post
    Any Dick Smith store.
    what he said

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    Quote Originally Posted by Virago View Post
    Any Dick Smith store.
    Thanks, for some reason I didn't even think of them - everywhere else I tried today just had your normal range of basic crimp terminals.

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    Quote Originally Posted by FJRider View Post
    The Warehouse ?? some auto electric stuff there...
    I tried there, just crappy Chinese crimp terminals - at least at our local one. Off to DSE in the morning, hopefully they'll have them in our local one, pretty sure now that Virago jogged my memory that is where I've seen them before.

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    or jaycar (I think).

    Although I got mine for the hotgrips at Dick Smith.
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    Quote Originally Posted by davebullet View Post
    or jaycar (I think).

    Although I got mine for the hotgrips at Dick Smith.
    I tried to get some at Jaycar, but they were quite large. Good quality though, just poor selection.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Virago View Post
    Any Dick Smith store.
    +1. Pretty sure I have purchased a pack of them from Repco as well.

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    Dick Smith, Bunnings, Supoercheap, Repco, and auto sparky, any electrical goods supplier (the ones the sparkies get wire n stuff from, not fridges and shit) . Come in little packets.
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