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alastor 11-08-2007 06:34 AM

Help! how do you call this!!!
 
Hello guys!!

can someone tell me how do you call this "current stealer" T shaped to get signal from a wire?
I cannot find where to buy and in Italy ( as far as I know) I asked with the picture but they look bad at me!!!:confused:

http://boy.interfree.it/images/rubacorrente.jpg

So if someone can give links to buy them I would appreciate it!!!!

ciao

RichardP1 11-08-2007 06:46 AM

There are things called "Scotchlok" that do the same thing.

Jason@BavSound 11-08-2007 11:02 AM

We call them "T-Taps" in the States....

alastor 11-08-2007 11:08 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jason@BavSound
We call them "T-Taps" in the States....

ok igot it! and WHERE can i find them to buy??!

Bill Valley 11-08-2007 09:08 PM

wiretap

www.partsexpress.com

DouglasABaker 11-10-2007 12:45 AM

Just so you know, those taps are ok for power, but tend to be bad for signal connections. They corrode over time and often make a bad connection to begin with.

That said, they sure are easy to install.

If you are so equipped, you would be much better off cutting the line and soldering in a splitter.

Doug

alastor 11-10-2007 03:45 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by DouglasABaker
Just so you know, those taps are ok for power, but tend to be bad for signal connections. They corrode over time and often make a bad connection to begin with.

That said, they sure are easy to install.

If you are so equipped, you would be much better off cutting the line and soldering in a splitter.

Doug

thank you guys I'll go with the solder!!!

Tom G. 11-12-2007 04:28 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by DouglasABaker
Just so you know, those taps are ok for power, but tend to be bad for signal connections. They corrode over time and often make a bad connection to begin with.

That said, they sure are easy to install.

If you are so equipped, you would be much better off cutting the line and soldering in a splitter.

Doug

+1 agreed.

Halston Pitman 11-26-2007 01:57 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Tom G.
+1 agreed.

+2 :iagree:


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