I have been looking for a power cord for the SB303/310. Someone out there
suggested that it was used on 60s Singer sewing machines; I tried a couple
dealers and they assured me that it wasn't. Someone else gave a link to
Volex; I bought the cord and the pinout is wrong. So,here I am again,
asking, Does anyone have a cord to sell or know where one might be procured?
Many thanks, guys, for all your help! 73, Mike

Mike Horvat wrote:

I have been looking for a power cord for the SB303/310. Someone out there
suggested that it was used on 60s Singer sewing machines; I tried a couple
dealers and they assured me that it wasn't. Someone else gave a link to
Volex; I bought the cord and the pinout is wrong. So, here I am again,
asking, Does anyone have a cord to sell or know where one might be procured?
Many thanks, guys, for all your help! 73, Mike


What is wrong with the cord? If it is the neutral and ground
swapped, just replace the plug and wire it properly. There are two
types, with different part numbers, and you haven't said WHAT you
bought.

The three round pin oval cords were used on Victor adding machines,
not sewing machines. HP used one version on older test equipment,
before switcing to the now common IEC power cords. The white and green
wires are swapped between versions. One has the ground on the center
pin, and the other has the neutral on the center.


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Mike Horvat wrote:
I have been looking for a power cord for the SB303/310. Someone out there
suggested that it was used on 60s Singer sewing machines; I tried a couple
dealers and they assured me that it wasn't.

What is the cord and what do the pins look like? Give us measurements.

Someone else gave a link to
Volex; I bought the cord and the pinout is wrong.

Which cord did you buy and how was the pinout wrong?

So,here I am again,
asking, Does anyone have a cord to sell or know where one might be procured?

Not offhand but if you tell me what the pin configuration is, I might
be able to.
--scott

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