Appeal No. 2000-0325
Application No. 08/914,365
direction of arrows 2 (Fig. 1)
said connector body including an elongate has an elongate first planar face toward
first planar face and an elongate second viewer of Fig. 1, and a corresponding,
planar face, said first planar face being opposed second planar face on
opposed to said second planar face, opposite end of connector (hidden from
view in Fig. 1)
one end of said connector body being continuous arcuate side wall 12 at least
defined by a continuous arcuate wall partly defines one end of the connector
extending between said first planar face body, and extends between the first and
and said second planar face for second planar face; at least upper
engaging one arcuate die of the crimpingportion of wall 12 engages one arcuate
tool, die of the crimping tool
the other end of said connector body recess 31
defining a first open ended conductor
receiving nest,
said connector body further defining a (second nest) recess 14;
second open ended conductor receiving (third nest) recess 22
nest and a third open ended conductor
receiving nest,
said second and third conductor recesses 14 and 22 are adjacent wall 12
receiving nests being adjacent said and opening in substantially opposite
arcuate wall and opening in substantially directions -- even if the center lines of
opposite directions, recesses 14 and 22, apparently oriented
at 90E, are not considered "substan-
tially" opposite, the language does not
limit the "opening" as being measured
relative to the center line
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