Conclusion to lost (?) XG3 cable. With the pinout supplied by Dave, G3GJP, and
some junk that I had in the shack I was able to make up the XG3 cable. The
probable cause of my dilemma and solution was TOO MUCH JUNK in the shack. Think
I'll spend the $30 bucks on dinner tonight.
Anyone needing
Hi,
I have decided I want to fire up the XG3 utility and change some of the
preprogrammed frequencies. I am having a little trouble identifying the
cable which I apparently threw in a drawer with a lot of similar looking
cables. The one that I think is the right one is labeled Skytronic high
Hi Knut
I have my new - unused unit on my desk - the cable is in a bag E850369
'Serial Cable Assembly'
it is black with a female DB9 connector and miniature headphone type plug on
the other end
It is about 6' long- good luck - i feel your pain :-)
73 John VE3NFK
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PS - edited to add - there are no names/marking on cable; and 'skytronic' is
a brand name for a series of different cables.
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You can also use your ohmmeter or any continuity checker and confirm the
wiring. It's just three wires. See the last page of your Owner's manual for
the connections.
Ron AC7AC
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Hi Knut
I have my new - unused unit on my desk - the cable is in a bag E850369
'Serial
Yeah, I found the right one in a bag and without markings as you describe.
It's working fine and I have changed my frequencies. Sorry for the
bandwidth.
AB2TC - Knut
VE3NFK wrote:
PS - edited to add - there are no names/marking on cable; and 'skytronic'
is a brand name for a series of
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