Lee,
What I have done in the past sometimes is to purchase a 'factory' cable
of your choice and then put the ends you want on it. This way, you get
more or less what you want. I do this all the time with keyer paddles.
Ppurchase a cheap 3 conductor stereo cable, hack it in half and now you
have two 'factory' looking ends. Solder on a few lugs and it looks and
like it was 'meant to be'. I've done it with power cables as well. Once
in a while I'll come across and a power cable I don't need in one
application that would work very nicely in another. I put the ends I
need on it and the fuses I need in it and now you have a nice cable
setup.
73,
James KB2FCV
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