Thank you, Dennis! That is a major help! I might assume that since I do not have the companion transmitter, I can tie B+ to pin 3 of the connector as well? (And recall this switching in case I want to mate the receiver to a transmitter of whatever flavor at another time).
One more question regarding the radio is the mating female connector to build a cable. Looking through the DigiKey catalog, it looks like Amphenol, AMP, and Cannon all make potential mates for the TCS receiver. I always get a bit confused trying to sort through the connector info in the catalog though. Does somebody know what series (current manufacture) of the connector I need? Thanks again! On 3 Jun 2003 at 2:17, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Joe, > > Pinout as follows: > > 1 - NC > 2 - B+ in (225 V.) > 3 - B+ in to the screen grids of the RF, mixer and 1st IF stages. This came > from the xmitter and was the means by which the receiver was muted during > transmit. > 4 - NC > 5 - +12 V. to heaters. AC OK here. > 6 - Gnd. > 7 - NC > 9 - Audio out (600 ohms) > 8 & 12 jumpered together > 10 & 11 " " > > Pins 10/11 and 8/12 connected to the "Power" switch on the front panel of the > receiver. Used to turn the various power supplies for the receiver and > transmitter on and off. > > Hope this helps. > > Dennis D. W7QHO > Glendale, CA > 73 Joe Bento N6DGY Pleasant Grove, Utah
