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Saw these on YouTube, took a screenshot. Nifty idea - provides a quick way to attach power poles in an ad-hoc situation, as long as you can strip the wires. Might be useful in a field situation, where you don't happen to have your full power pole kit with you. I'm tempted to make a couple. The Wago inline splices are $9.45 for a dozen.



A little heat-shrink and you've got it. I haven't looked a what KE5EZZ is charging for those - doesn't seem to have a web site up.

That's a very cool idea. As you said, Powerpoles are great until you need to make a connection and don't have your tool and connectors with you. I think I have a few of those Wagos (or similar to them) laying around; I'll make some of those for my field kit.?

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Yeah, easy to make. I tossed a small box of those onto my last Amazon order. A little adhesive heat-shrink...