Small Euro Terminals

[Green Jello]

Is there a smaller size euro terminal than this one carried by Radio Shack?

https://www.radioshack.com/product/index.jsp?productId=2103986

 

[stealth6]

Doghouse Rocketry carries good ones - not only smaller, but much better quality as well.

s6

 

[kandsrockets]

This is what I use. https://www.radioshack.com/product/index.jsp?productId=18253576 I don't get mine at radio shack but these are the same ones. Here they are mounted on the end caps of a 38mm ebay cap.

 

[ksm2001]

I had the same problem and wanted some small terminal blocks to fit my 1.9" diameter Arreaux AV bay and found these.
https://stores.ebay.ca/anycircuit/T...71016013&_sid=695650303&_trksid=p4634.c0.m322

 

[cwbullet]

I had the same problem and wanted some small terminal blocks to fit my 1.9" diameter Arreaux AV bay and found these.
https://stores.ebay.ca/anycircuit/T...71016013&_sid=695650303&_trksid=p4634.c0.m322

These work very well. I usually use the ones from Dog House, but for smaller rockets, and minimum diameter, I move to these.

 

[kenstarr]

Sparkfun carries several sizes of those small terminals under Prototyping and Connectors. They are under a dollar each and they have a host of other types of connectors.
-Ken

 

[T-Rex]

with the small green and blue terminals, do you just put both wires in and smash them together with the screw? or are you running the leads through the bulkhead, soldering to the pins, then gluing the terminal in place over the hole?

 

[Salvage-1]

Amazon - search for terminal strip, they have them in 5Amp, 10Amp, 20Amp, etc. The smaller the amperage, the smaller the units.
https://www.amazon.com/s?ie=UTF8&field-keywords=terminal%20strip%205a&index=blended&link_code=qs&sourceid=Mozilla-search&tag=mozilla-20

 

[ksm2001]

with the small green and blue terminals, do you just put both wires in and smash them together with the screw? or are you running the leads through the bulkhead, soldering to the pins, then gluing the terminal in place over the hole?

I marked the location of the pins on the bulkhead and drilled each mark, pass the wires through and soldered to the terminal block pins and epoxied the block onto the bulkhead.
The screws are for tightening down the igniter wires.