Pete, If some individual comes through with the pinout for you, great.
Avionics schematics are not as prevalent on the web as ham and comms
gear, as you probably have found out. I'd recommend a trip to your
local general aviation airport and seek out the avionics shop. I'm sure
they would be kind enough to let you have a peek at the appropriate
Narco book. If you needed Bendix or Motorola ADF's, I could help.
de Jeep/K3HVG

Pete KE9OA wrote:
Hi,

Does anybody have the pinout for wiring this receiver as a conventional
receiver?
Thanks for any info!

Pete

Hi,

Does anybody have the pinout for wiring this receiver as a conventional
receiver?
Thanks for any info!

Pete

Thanks.........I appreciate that! It was your reference to the Bendix T-12B
a few weeks back that allowed me to get my unit up and running. All I need
now is a 600 to 8 ohm matching transformer and I will be all set. That T12
is a pretty cool radio.
I also have a King KR-85 (later version). That unit also works very well.
I just bought the Narco unit tonight from eBay for 38 dollars. The reason I
liked this one is because it appears to have a small S-Meter right below the
main tuning dial drum. It appears that there was more than one iteration of
this radio.
My coolest radio this month was a Lokata SRX. This is a synthesized marine
ADF that covers from 100kHz to 30MHz, and also, the FM band. I am waiting
for an owner's manual from David Searle Electronics so I can figure out all
of the hidden functions. I just like those unusual radios!

Pete

"K3HVG" wrote in message
...
Pete, If some individual comes through with the pinout for you, great.
Avionics schematics are not as prevalent on the web as ham and comms gear,
as you probably have found out. I'd recommend a trip to your local
general aviation airport and seek out the avionics shop. I'm sure they
would be kind enough to let you have a peek at the appropriate Narco book.
If you needed Bendix or Motorola ADF's, I could help.
de Jeep/K3HVG

Pete KE9OA wrote:
Hi,

Does anybody have the pinout for wiring this receiver as a conventional
receiver?
Thanks for any info!

Pete

Pete KE9OA wrote:
Thanks.........I appreciate that! It was your reference to the Bendix T-12B
a few weeks back that allowed me to get my unit up and running. All I need
now is a 600 to 8 ohm matching transformer and I will be all set. That T12
is a pretty cool radio.
I also have a King KR-85 (later version). That unit also works very well.
I just bought the Narco unit tonight from eBay for 38 dollars. The reason I
liked this one is because it appears to have a small S-Meter right below the
main tuning dial drum. It appears that there was more than one iteration of
this radio.
My coolest radio this month was a Lokata SRX. This is a synthesized marine
ADF that covers from 100kHz to 30MHz, and also, the FM band. I am waiting
for an owner's manual from David Searle Electronics so I can figure out all
of the hidden functions. I just like those unusual radios!

Pete

Well If you like those radios I have a NARCO 12 channel "Coffee
Grinder". I don't remember the model number and it is my shop attic. I
think it is an ADM 3 or something like that.
But you can have it for postage. If you want I will check the model number.

Bill K7NOM

That number should be a "VTR" number, like VTR-2A.

I found the link for the pinout. It can be found at:
http://www.narco-avionics.com/downloadbody.htm
They have installation manuals for quite a bit of equipment.
Thanks for all of the help, everybody. To the person who offered the old
Narco radio, I want to thank you. The only thing I really play with, though,
are the ADF receivers. I use them for LW/MW reception. Thanks again!

Pete

"K3HVG" wrote in message
...
That number should be a "VTR" number, like VTR-2A.