if its the same as the one shown in picture then easy la. just pull the wire out then push back again right ??

if u want that type of connector then i'm afraid u'll have to purchase them seperately.

we used to have UV sata right angle as show in ur picture but all sold out already.
with that type of right angle sata, we can make our own sata power cables

anyway, how to remove that connector?  afraid it will broke into pieces..

-adios-

anyway, how to remove that connector?  afraid it will broke into pieces..

-adios-

Bro,

could u snap another picture of the connector from a different angle.

i use a small flathead scredriver, really small ... usually used for spectacles.

if you can provide us with the pictures maybe some of us could guide you and help you.
Good Luck.

if some pin broken,can it be replace by new pins? need to solder or not?

Yes, they're replacebable. U need either solder or crimp 'em. The former is cheaper way but takes more time. For those concerned bout the aesthetics part, u can nice look w/ either method

Using 2 staples isn't going to work well because they are tiny and aren't strong enough.
So here's the method I used to remove the pins when sleeving. It was also in the tut. At first, it took a bit of time to get used to it. But after a few pins, it was like poke-turn-poke-turn.

A mini screwdriver... which comes in a box of 5 different sizes. (can easily get it from any hardware shop, pasar malam. Better qualities will be a few ringgit, and those cheapo ones... sometimes only RM1 or less.)

So the one I used was the smallest. The tip is about 1.5mm.
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Then in this pic, you can see the tip of the screwdriver in the 4-pin
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| - flat head screwdriver
[] - pin
What you gotta do is, insert the screwdriver beside the pin like this:

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then... turn the screwdriver 90degrees to -[]

The screwdriver will push the wing inwards. Repeat same steps on the 2nd wing of the same pin, then you can remove it easily.
Remember to push out back the wings before inserting the pins back. Good luck.

PS: I saved RM35

if solder need to crimp also ya bro?

here is my first timer sleeving.
not bad for me,but still not satisfied

@id86

What aren't u satisfied with .???

From my point of view, it's pretty much well done ...

agreed....i also think u did an excellent job on ur sleeving...

much better than mine IMHO.