Recognise this pcb power socket?

[hotponyshoes]

Anyone know a source for this?
DC power socket, 2.5mm center pin.
Has a cut out on the front edge to fit in between 2 sides of the case.

 

[gaz1]

reweld or glue it again is my advice

even superglue will do it

 

[hotponyshoes]

reweld or glue it again is my advice

even superglue will do it

The ground side connecter has snapped off/gone missing as well

 

[500e]

Fits in case slot as well by the look
This any help for remote fitt

 

[Nomad]

Hi, some experience with these - best to also measure the outside diameter of the plug then Google etc. Include words like PCB & Breadboard ..

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Most I'm seeing have a 2.1mm pin, something to watch out for.

Not sure if the 3 connections are standard layout, it's something else for you to check ...

Beware some sockets take "short" plugs, others ( including my laptop ) are need longer plugs. Your new socket needs to match the length of the plug you have.

Not sure if the 3 connections are standard layout, it's something else for you to check ...
Is it easier to cannabalise something like a dead radio to get a new charger and a matching socket?? Good luck !

 

[Seadog]

It may help if you tell us what it's from.

 

[Seadog]

Pardon our interruption...

 

[hotponyshoes]

Fits in case slot as well by the look
This any help for remote fittView attachment 464733

I do have one I could use for a remote fit. I've also got a round one with locknut that I might be able to squeeze in the case somewhere.

 

[hotponyshoes]

Hi, some experience with these - best to also measure the outside diameter of the plug then Google etc. Include words like PCB & Breadboard ..

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Most I'm seeing have a 2.1mm pin, something to watch out for.

Not sure if the 3 connections are standard layout, it's something else for you to check ...

Beware some sockets take "short" plugs, others ( including my laptop ) are need longer plugs. Your new socket needs to match the length of the plug you have.

Not sure if the 3 connections are standard layout, it's something else for you to check ...
Is it easier to cannabalise something like a dead radio to get a new charger and a matching socket?? Good luck !

Its definitely a 2.5mm. Easy to measure as it's all smashed open!
The 2 central connections match spacing on others I have found but the 3rd is on the opposite side..

Its part of a horse massage blanket, This is on the power pack. Contains a 7.2v li-ion battery and that small pcb. You plug the charger in this socket. Then, once it's charged, plug a lead from the blanket into the same socket to get power back out.
Rather than swap one socket and 2 plugs I'll just see if I can find a compatible socket and mount it into the case somehow.

A like-for-like replacement would just be quicker and easier...

 

[hotponyshoes]

It may help if you tell us what it's from.

Pardon our interruption...

Horse massage blanket thing..

Seen those but the 3rd terminal is on the opposite side to mine.
Might just order one and see if I can bend the tab over 180...

 

[ajlelectronics]

Its definitely a 2.5mm. Easy to measure as it's all smashed open!
The 2 central connections match spacing on others I have found but the 3rd is on the opposite side..

Its part of a horse massage blanket, This is on the power pack. Contains a 7.2v li-ion battery and that small pcb. You plug the charger in this socket. Then, once it's charged, plug a lead from the blanket into the same socket to get power back out.
Rather than swap one socket and 2 plugs I'll just see if I can find a compatible socket and mount it into the case somehow.

A like-for-like replacement would just be quicker and easier...

How about a flying lead with a line socket?