Re: Remote Power Supply Connection

"West" <west@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
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> I've built an out board power supply that (to me) looks
> kinda nifty, so I'd like to use handsome and modern
> connectors. Eons ago I was familiar with old and large
> but reliable Cinch Jones types of plugs and receptacles.
> But what is a better and craftier type plug, harness, and
> receptacle for today's audio equipment? The connections
> are: 12.6, 6.3, +/-5 &15, B+, Bias, and 2 grounds. I
> might also make 1 or 2 control lines remote if I change
> my mind. A name and part number may be asking too much,
> but what the heck, I'll ask. All ideas and comments most
> welcomed. Thank you.

I worked on a radar built by Raytheon that used a modular high voltage
power 
supply running at up to 22 KV at several amps.  Some of the connectors
were 
outdoors.  Fairly robust, I think.  These connectors used silicon rubber 
insulation, stainless steel pins, and a threaded, gasketed fastener.  I 
think that they were stock items. Since the smallest of them were several 
inches in diameter, you might find them to be an impressive addition to
your 
project.