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I followed Garey’s suggestion on his
website for the pins and from his email, realize the brass tubing is 3/32”,
not 3/16” Tom From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Tom Taylor (MSTV) Just last week I made a cable with two
homemade vox plugs on either end to connect an AC-4 to an L-4B. The plugs fit
and work perfectly. Here are the steps I used: 1- buy 3/16” brass tubing from a hobby store 2- cut ¾” sections of the tube with a Dremel chucked with a
cut-off wheel 3- sand one end of the pins slightly rounded 4- solder a wire into the other end of each pin 5- cut a piece of plexiglass to 3/8” x ¾” 6- drill two 3/16” holes in the plexiglass spaced the correct
distance apart 7- insert the two pins into the holes – the rounded ends of the
pins should stick out about a half inch 8- tape a 2.5” strip of electrical tape around the perimeter of
the plexiglass base – the wires will be sticking out 9- clamp the base in a vice and pour 5 minute epoxy into the area
contained by the electrical tape 10- wait for epoxy to dry 11- remove electrical tape 12- enjoy! Tom N7TM From:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of George Bennett I am trying to locate the 2 pin plug that fits the vox relay jack on
the back of the AC-4. Can anyone help me? Also, which side is
ground? Thanks, George |
