Where can I get IEC connectors (kettle lead) with the centre pin rotated, and........

Synthman

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also looking for a lightbulb for my headlight to keep as a spare.

I cannot find the IEC connector with the middle pin rotated at all. Firstly it was for if I made a new battery case. The other reason is so I can put a short wire between the existing battery and the connector on the bike (for a power switch or a connector for a multimeter to measure current). The other alternative is that I could change the existing connector on the battery and bike for regular IEC ones but I don't really want to do that. They must be obtainable somewhere surely? What are they called?

As for the headlight, I managed to see the side of the bulb without removing it, and it is rated 10w and 55v. I don't know what the indicator and rear tail light bulbs are though. I heard these bulbs are practically impossible to find, which is why I'm looking in advance of any potential failure!
 

NRG

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I cannot find the IEC connector with the middle pin rotated at all. Firstly it was for if I made a new battery case. The other reason is so I can put a short wire between the existing battery and the connector on the bike (for a power switch or a connector for a multimeter to measure current). The other alternative is that I could change the existing connector on the battery and bike for regular IEC ones but I don't really want to do that. They must be obtainable somewhere surely? What are they called?
Do you mean two vertical pins and one (the 'earth') horizontal? If so its because they are not IEC connectors....I think they are some made up Chinese connector so not sure what they would be called.

The various IEC pinouts can be seen here:

IEC 60320 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
 

flecc

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Those C19 and 20 connectors have rectangular bodies Frank, they won't do since the upper corners need to be chamfered like the regular IEC "kettle" plug.