Mcmastercarr sells “wrap around heatshrink”, maybe thats what he uses? 
I think he just asks the factory to not shrink the heatshrink 
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Thats probably it 
It’s called work. I’m not afraid if it, and that’s what people are paid to do.
Sadly, this was a midnight thought and I forgot to tell them. Next batch for sure
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so your saying your re-shrinking every single connector on every first batch zenith?
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Exactly what happened: I hit the wrong link…
Thanks for clarifying.
EU group buy / distribution
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Aussie GB thread
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Bummer missed out…
@glyphiks if anyone pulls out I will go backup.
I ordered extras but they got snapped up too sorry dude
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any orders from Stafford Brisbane? (JAYPO)
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i don’t think so.
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Just purchased, thanks!
Would this benefit from an antispark (like Flipsky’s), or does it have that sort of protection built in?
Unity has a built in antispark, use that until it fails (fails open usually) then get a better antispark like Flipsky
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It has a built in antispark… that has a reputation for failing
Build in a loop key as well. That way if the switch ever fails, at least you can still power the board on and off.
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Debatable I have a box of dead fliphite gear
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And if it fails closed? Do you have to solder a jumper bypass or something?
After the above, I assume
I wouldn’t use one without building in a loop key as well.
But thats just me.
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It’s not just you
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What’s the difference between failing open/closed?
Fail closed = always on
fail open = never turns on
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Ah, i had it backwards. When mechanical valves fail open, they’re ‘communicating’. Fail closed is off.
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