On Mon, 15 Feb 2010 09:44:14 -0600, David Assaf wrote:

>In the old days of tv sets that had removeable backs supply houses would sell 
>a cheater cord that would go between the back that is removed and the set 
>itself. This extension was an exact fit for the receptacle on the power 
>supply.you can also bring out the two wires thru the chassis ans go from there.


Interestingly, I just found an *almost* exact fit connector on, of all things,
a scrap CCTV monitor circuit board. I noticed the spacing on the pins for the
deflection yoke connector looked to be about right, so I desoldered it and cut
it in half. Sure enough, the two pins that are slightly farther apart on one
end fit the VOX connector! It is just a smidge on the wide side, so the fit is
snug, but it does slide in and the pins themselves seem to be about the right
size. YMMV, not all monitors are the same.

73

-Jim


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