What is this connector - like Molex, but isn't.

[ajrabassa]

Here's head on, top and bottom pictures: http://imgur.com/a/t5wwR

I've done a few days of research and cannot figure out what this connector is. Came out of a LeCroy 9324. Writing on the connector says "400 V" and "AL 6 2.5" followed by a square.

It's about 20% longer inter-pin spacing than Molex. The male pins are on the board, and the female pins are in this connector. They appear to be just slightly smaller than Molex, as a male Molex pin will start to make contact, but quickly stop.

Other suggestions to connect are welcome. I would also be fine using alligator clips, but I can't get alligator clips to make good contact on either end, and this is a power connector.

Edit:

I should clarify, what I mean by "is not a molex" is that the pin size is not .093".

[Brumby]

Don't know if I'm in the right ballpark - but I found this style from Silverstone...

[Brumby]

Hmmm... On closer inspection, probably not.

[klunkerbus]

Looks like AMP/Tyco Mate-N-Lok series to me.

[Brumby]

I think you could be right!

[Brumby]

If it might help, here's a link to a Farnell data sheet:   http://www.farnell.com/datasheets/550024.pdf

[ajrabassa]

Hot damn, thanks! Looks like that's it.

Based on this I'm not sure why my .093" pins didn't go in; I tried a bunch more and one eventually did fit.