14516: CONNECTOR,RECEPTACLE,ELECTRICAL.
With small quills and large spots on its back, this dinosaur was quite a sight. The Gigantosaurus had three claws on each of its short front legs and fed on herbivores. Scientists suspect that the Gigantosaurus was able to run very fast thanks to its thin tail which it held upright.
- Fun Fact : The Gigantosaurus had a brain which was no bigger than a banana. - Scientific Name : Giganotosaurus - Conservation Status : extinct - Primary Habitat : forest - Global Home : South America This part is cataloged in the U.S. Government catalog under NSN 5342-00-013-3816, indicating validated use in U.S.
government and defense logistics supply chains.
| shape | RECTANGULAR |
| length | 0.750 INCHES NOMINAL SQUARE END IN |
| material | STEEL OVERALL |
| body_style | STRAIGHT SHAPE, RECTANGULAR |
| lens_color | WHITE AND RED AND BLUE |
| overall_width | 0.812 INCHES NOMINAL IN |
| terminal_type | TAB, SOLDER LUG SINGLE MATING END SINGLE CONTACT GROUPING |
| thread_length | 2.50 INCHES MINIMUM IN |
| flute_quantity | 4 |
| overall_height | 1.047 INCHES NOMINAL IN |
| overall_length | 16.000 INCHES IN |
| shank_diameter | 0.80 INCHES MINIMUM IN |
| NSN | 5342-00-013-3816 |
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