MAD Electrical - Quo Vadis?
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MAD Electrical - Quo Vadis?
Anyone know what happened to M.A.D Electrical? He (Mark) had a lot of good electrical technical papers on his website and also sold parts.
I'd like to buy one of his parts. Does anyone know of an alternate source. It was an electrical terminal used to tie multiple wires together. For instance, take the palm of you hand and spread you fingers up, like trying to make a bowl. He sold a part that looked like that. (Actually the part was only about 2 inches tall.) In the center of you palm, there'd be a stud. You terminated several wires on the stud. The "fingers" were used to keep the wires apart. I think it was used on some GM cars in the early 1990's.
Last I heard, Mark was having health problems. Maybe since he doesn't seem to be available, something bad happened. Some of his technical articles on GM wiring systems were excellent.
I'd like to buy one of his parts. Does anyone know of an alternate source. It was an electrical terminal used to tie multiple wires together. For instance, take the palm of you hand and spread you fingers up, like trying to make a bowl. He sold a part that looked like that. (Actually the part was only about 2 inches tall.) In the center of you palm, there'd be a stud. You terminated several wires on the stud. The "fingers" were used to keep the wires apart. I think it was used on some GM cars in the early 1990's.
Last I heard, Mark was having health problems. Maybe since he doesn't seem to be available, something bad happened. Some of his technical articles on GM wiring systems were excellent.
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From: Piscataway NJ
Anyone know what happened to M.A.D Electrical? He (Mark) had a lot of good electrical technical papers on his website and also sold parts.
I'd like to buy one of his parts. Does anyone know of an alternate source. It was an electrical terminal used to tie multiple wires together. For instance, take the palm of you hand and spread you fingers up, like trying to make a bowl. He sold a part that looked like that. (Actually the part was only about 2 inches tall.) In the center of you palm, there'd be a stud. You terminated several wires on the stud. The "fingers" were used to keep the wires apart. I think it was used on some GM cars in the early 1990's.
Last I heard, Mark was having health problems. Maybe since he doesn't seem to be available, something bad happened. Some of his technical articles on GM wiring systems were excellent.
I'd like to buy one of his parts. Does anyone know of an alternate source. It was an electrical terminal used to tie multiple wires together. For instance, take the palm of you hand and spread you fingers up, like trying to make a bowl. He sold a part that looked like that. (Actually the part was only about 2 inches tall.) In the center of you palm, there'd be a stud. You terminated several wires on the stud. The "fingers" were used to keep the wires apart. I think it was used on some GM cars in the early 1990's.
Last I heard, Mark was having health problems. Maybe since he doesn't seem to be available, something bad happened. Some of his technical articles on GM wiring systems were excellent.
Drifting
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http://www.madelectrical.com/catalog/cn-1.shtml
Mark is a good guy. I would rather buy from him too.
Mark is a good guy. I would rather buy from him too.
