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[Say10 15FX 16FXS]

For sale

Y cables for connecting 2 DeltaQ Quiq chargers. Tested on my own bikes. Cost from Zero $250!
 
$100 USD each free shipping.
2 available.
PM if interested. Lower 48 states and PayPal only.
Thanks for looking
Say10

[Say10 15FX 16FXS]

Still have 2 left, if interested PM me. $100 USD each.

[DonTom]

Still have 2 left, if interested PM me. $100 USD each.

Those look like they are only for the older Q-chargers for the older Zeros.

-Don-  Auburn, CA

[StableofZeros]

Still have 2 left, if interested PM me. $100 USD each.

Those look like they are only for the older Q-chargers for the older Zeros.

-Don-  Auburn, CA

They’re for 2014+ bikes with with the brown Anderson. Bought from Say10 myself!

[DonTom]

They’re for 2014+ bikes with with the brown Anderson. Bought from Say10 myself!

I just went to the garage to look at mine for my 2017 Zeros. Yeah, the brown Andersons. But something looked very different with yours. Mine has the orange covering over the cables, yours don't. That was the real  difference.

-Don-  Auburn, CA

[Say10 15FX 16FXS]

Just a clarification, these are not made by Zero. They were assembled with brand new parts, high quality wiring and the proper crimper. You could do this yourself but will likely cost more unless you have the right tools.

[DonTom]

Just a clarification, these are not made by Zero. They were assembled with brand new parts, high quality wiring and the proper crimper. You could do this yourself but will likely cost more unless you have the right tools.

Did you make them yourself?  If so, what tool did you use for the small pins?

I have made my own  Anderson connectors of various sizes, for various stuff, as I do have the parts and the hydraulic crimper  tool for the larger pins. But I have never had to deal with those very small center pins to activate the Delta Q's.

-Don-  Reno, NV

[Say10 15FX 16FXS]

The signal pins can be tricky. There is another special tool that is used to push them into the housing. I’ll post a picture of it soon. For the people that think they can whip one up for cheaper, go for it! I’ll just give you some Eastern philosophy, Eastern Canada that is, fisherman’s wisdom. You’ll see! Haha
 

[DonTom]

The signal pins can be tricky. There is another special tool that is used to push them into the housing. I’ll post a picture of it soon. For the people that think they can whip one up for cheaper, go for it! I’ll just give you some Eastern philosophy, Eastern Canada that is, fisherman’s wisdom. You’ll see! Haha

I have all the Delta Q cables I need, even though I did pay the high prices for them from Zero. I am just curious about how the small pins are done, so I would like to know what tools are used. I rarely use the ones I have as I now have much better external chargers that charge much faster.

But I would appreciate knowing what tools are used for the small pins in case I ever have to deal with such. I use Anderson connectors for various things, including my RV, where I have several 175  amp Anderson connectors. So far, have not had to use the small pins for anything, but something could come up.

TIA for posting the photos.

-Don-  Reno, NV

[Say10 15FX 16FXS]

This is the tool for installing the signal pins. It straddles the wire and pushes the pin into the housing.

[DonTom]

This is the tool for installing the signal pins. It straddles the wire and pushes the pin into the housing.

Thanks, but who makes it? Is there a part or model  number?  I would like to add one to my collection of Anderson Crimp stuff, as some day I may need it. 

I recently did need such to run a wire in my RV for my SmartShunt to my battery. But i moved the SmartHunt instead so I would not have to run the extra wire. I would not have moved it if I could have ran such a wire in my Anderson connector.

-Don-  Reno, NV

[Say10 15FX 16FXS]

Here is a link

https://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/Anderson-Power-Products/111038G2?qs=sGAEpiMZZMuqHt7hmXVVHsTl30v3JOcN2V8TCA3%252B5WQ%3D

[DonTom]

Here is a link

Thanks, I just ordered five of them since the shipping cost the same as the tool.

-Don-  Reno, NV