I've had my AD2 mostly with the 30 pin MTE flywire cable plugged in, but recently i got the impedance analyzer board, and have swapped betwen that and the flywires a few times. Getting the flywires plugged in all the way takes quite a bit of force, as does unplugging it, so I would like to know if this has been tested for numer of insertions or something that would give me an idea of how long this could last. I've been thinking about buying the other boards, like the curve tracer and audio ones, but not sure that's a good idea if swapping between them often would reduce the life of the connector and thus the life of the AD2 unit too fast. Is there a short extension cable for this that is male to female, perhaps 5cm or so to get the male pins needed for the boards and flywire so that gets worn down instead of the connector in the AD2?
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I've had my AD2 mostly with the 30 pin MTE flywire cable plugged in, but recently i got the impedance analyzer board, and have swapped betwen that and the flywires a few times. Getting the flywires plugged in all the way takes quite a bit of force, as does unplugging it, so I would like to know if this has been tested for numer of insertions or something that would give me an idea of how long this could last. I've been thinking about buying the other boards, like the curve tracer and audio ones, but not sure that's a good idea if swapping between them often would reduce the life of the connector and thus the life of the AD2 unit too fast. Is there a short extension cable for this that is male to female, perhaps 5cm or so to get the male pins needed for the boards and flywire so that gets worn down instead of the connector in the AD2?
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