I recently bought a 51S1 from a guy & the AC cord he shipped with it
went to the 75S series of receivers and not a 51S1 (11 versus 9 pins). The
previous owner can't find the original, so does anyone have an extra they
want to sell?

Chuck WG2A

Subject: Need 51S1 AC cord
From: "Chas"
Date: 8/4/2003 8:00 PM Central Daylight Time
Message-id:

I recently bought a 51S1 from a guy & the AC cord he shipped with it
went to the 75S series of receivers and not a 51S1 (11 versus 9 pins). The
previous owner can't find the original, so does anyone have an extra they
want to sell?

Chuck WG2A









Surplus Sales of Nebraska has nos power cords.


Les

"The two most common elements in the universe are hydrogen and stupidity"

Harlan Ellison

Thanks much!!

Chuck WG2A

"R274C" wrote in message
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Subject: Need 51S1 AC cord
From: "Chas"
Date: 8/4/2003 8:00 PM Central Daylight Time
Message-id:

I recently bought a 51S1 from a guy & the AC cord he shipped with it
went to the 75S series of receivers and not a 51S1 (11 versus 9 pins).
The
previous owner can't find the original, so does anyone have an extra they
want to sell?

Chuck WG2A









Surplus Sales of Nebraska has nos power cords.


Les

"The two most common elements in the universe are hydrogen and stupidity"

Harlan Ellison

On Tue, 5 Aug 2003 01:00:46 UTC, "Chas" wrote:

I recently bought a 51S1 from a guy & the AC cord he shipped with it
went to the 75S series of receivers and not a 51S1 (11 versus 9 pins). The
previous owner can't find the original, so does anyone have an extra they
want to sell?

Chuck WG2A


an 11 pin powercord?

That might be what I'm looking for. I have a Signal/One CX7A and
the power connector looks like a short Centronics printer connector.
At least I think that's the power connector.

What is it and where do I get one?

In addition, I need a couple powercords for the Heathkit SB-303/313.
This is a 3 conductor cord with round holes on the chassis side.

Anyone know what this is called, the part number or perhaps a common
instrument or appliance that used it?

de ah6gi/4

"Chas" wrote in message ...
I recently bought a 51S1 from a guy & the AC cord he shipped with it
went to the 75S series of receivers and not a 51S1 (11 versus 9 pins). The
previous owner can't find the original, so does anyone have an extra they
want to sell?

Chuck WG2A



http://www.surplussales.com/Coll51S1main.html

Click here.............under $40.00

James

ah6gi wrote:

an 11 pin powercord?

That might be what I'm looking for. I have a Signal/One CX7A and
the power connector looks like a short Centronics printer connector.
At least I think that's the power connector.


The 11 pin power plug from the Collins 75S-1/75S-3 series
used an eleven pin "octal" plug, not a straight-line plug,
so no help for your Signal/One.

The short "Centronics" plug you describe sounds like the Amphenol series
used for Tektronix 545 scope plug-ins. The Amphenol 26-190-16
is the 16 pin variety.

73,
Ed k4pf

an 11 pin powercord?

That might be what I'm looking for. I have a Signal/One CX7A and
the power connector looks like a short Centronics printer connector.
At least I think that's the power connector.

Whoever started this thread, send me an e-mail. I have a couple spare cords.

W4ZCB

In article ifgU75G3LLdo-pn2-yNSQpjrij0ZN@localhost, No Spam wrote:

That might be what I'm looking for. I have a Signal/One CX7A and
the power connector looks like a short Centronics printer connector.
At least I think that's the power connector.

What is it and where do I get one?

In addition, I need a couple powercords for the Heathkit SB-303/313.
This is a 3 conductor cord with round holes on the chassis side.

Anyone know what this is called, the part number or perhaps a common
instrument or appliance that used it?

de ah6gi/4

I can't help with the Signal/One cord, but I'm pretty sure there
is a cord made by Belden that will fit the SB-303. My catalog shows
it as one of two possibilities: number 17280 or 17952. The cords
are the same except for the pinout: one has the line and neutral wires
reversed compared to the other. The ground connection is the same for
both. Either would work, but to be as safe as possible you should
check the 303's schematic and get the one that routes the line (hot)
wire to the fused/switched connection.

Your local friendly Belden distributor can get it for you (if you
still have one; our local jobber just went out of business), or
you can order it from Newark or somebody.

73,
Ted Zateslo, W1XO

I'll take three or four at that price!!! Really though....$32.

Chuck WG2A


"David Stinson" wrote in message
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R274C wrote:

Surplus Sales of Nebraska has nos power cords.

.... for $386.97 each......