Anyone recognize this connector?

[Jdege]

Anyone recognize this connector?

It's seven-pin, in a watertight screw housing. The housing is 1-3/8" in diameter.

[SailingHarmonie]

Recognize? No... but you might try the AMP catalog to see if they have a match.

[Shrew]

My guess is it is/was from either a transducer or a GPS antennae.

[Jdege]

Originally Posted by Shrew

My guess is it is/was from either a transducer or a GPS antennae.

This is the data cable for an electric outboard, carrying throttle, power switch, and lanyard kill switch lines.

When I say I'm trying to identify it, it's so I can build an extension cable with matching connectors.

[wholybee]

Difficult to tell from a photo. The best source will be to get a part number from the outboard manufacturer and try to cross reference.

The difficulty is that you will find many connectors that are very close, but with different sized pins, or location of the keyway or locking ring.

You can browse here:
https://www.mouser.com/c/connectors/...s=7%20Position

[GreenWave]

Originally Posted by Jdege

This is the data cable for an electric outboard, carrying throttle, power switch, and lanyard kill switch lines.

When I say I'm trying to identify it, it's so I can build an extension cable with matching connectors.

Well if you knew that telling us that plus for what kind of outboard would help us help you.

[Franziska]

Looks possibly like one of the connectors made by Italian company "Quick".

https://www.google.com/url?q=https:/...Pl9fXb43YoupSs

[jamhass]

If it is from a major brand (Amphenol, Molex etc), there is likely a part number molded in, usually very hard to spot.