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Furutech introduce a mini size C7 (Fig. 8) connector for DIY mains leads both in gold plated and an NCF rhodium plated version. The usual Furutech patented cryo treatment has been applied.
Furutech FI-8.1N Fig. 8 Connector
Price range: £59.00 through £79.00
- New design Fig.8 connector
- Gold or rhodium plated
- Silver solder included for free
Description
IEC & Fig.8 Connectors
Black Rhodium C15 IEC Connector
Additional information
| Weight | 0.75 kg |
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| Brand |
Furutech |
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sadsammy (verified owner) –
Purchased the gold plated version to solve a space and angle issue encountered with larger connectors, typical Furutech quality with a nice snug fit into the appliance. However, just a bit of advice to others, even though I consider myself to be fairly competent at soldering I struggled considerably with this, next time I’m getting the experts (MCRU) to do it.