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30 Connection 22 AWG .187" Ground Daisy Chain Wire

30 Connection 22 AWG .187" Ground Daisy Chain Wire

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$8.95 (USD)

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30-CDAISYWIRE-187

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1.48 Ounces

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Signal wire connects from your button to your joystick controller to your or arcade cabinet motherboard. A ground wire accompanies it to regulate electricity so you or another source doesn't become part of the conduction. Unlike signal wires which must be separated to reflect the exact button being pressed, ground wires can be daisy-chained together. This solution is now available as a 22 AWG 30 connection wire.

Each connection point contains a .187 quick disconnect and nylon sleeve. With 30pcs, you have enough connections to wire three 8-button configurations, or four 6-button layouts. The wire can be cut in a number or ways to accomodate your project. The end wire is over 2 feet long, which can be cut if not needed or requires resizing.
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1. Quality wires, does exactly what wires would do.
  
  I often buy .110 and .187 Ground / Signal wires from FA all the time. The products are quality and do as they're meant to do, having the sleeves on the quick disconnects is a major plus, I intend to purchase more of these wires over the years. Keep up the good products FA! Ehab on Dec 29th 2019
2. Very good product
  
  The wires fit perfect and they are plenty long enough for the job Doug on Jan 10th 2019
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