[1000mp] inrad 1.8 filter experience

[vision2000]

Hi Ron,

While I could try to give you the pin-outs, I'd open it up and double check 
and double check some more. A failure to get it right will lose you use of 
the radio and result in a possibly significant outlay in shipping and repairs.

If you're making up these cables you should take the extra time to make sure 
you're getting it right.

Similar problems I've had because of the differences between looking at the 
connector from the back of the rig as it's connected, and from the connector 
as you view it straight on. Open it up. Check. Double Check.

FINALLY: This only applies to the FT1000mp /DC. I believe the MK5 FT1000mp 
uses 30v and 12v and an entirely different connector. The field MK5 uses the 
usual Yaesu "HF Rig" configuration.

Go brave... but cautiously.


Dean - 8P6SH



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From: Ron <wa0kds at yahoo.com>
To: All about Yaesu 1000mp <1000mp at mailman.qth.net>
Sent: Sun, 10 Jul 2005 17:23:09 -0700
Subject: Re: [1000mp] inrad 1.8 filter experience

> I have a Yaesu FT-1000MP that was manufactured without the AC 
> supply.  I have  the manuals for the radio, bought a connector and 
> heavy cable  and have been trying to figure out  the pins that I 
> need to supply +12 VDC. Neither the operating or service manual have 
> given me the answer.  I have searched the WEB without finding the 
> anwer either.   I know I can take the covers off the radio and 
> figure it out but the radio is in a position that doesn't make it 
> really easy plus it is hot in the shack (I am in Phx, AZ) and I am a 
> little lazy today.  Can anyone give me the pins.
> 
> Thanks
> Ron   WA0KDS
> 
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