[ARC5] Questions that need answers
John J Mccarty
jmccarty at lucent.com
Fri Nov 10 15:28:10 EST 2006
There were also commercially made "adapters" (for ham conversions) that have a
phone jack as well as the gain control and mode switch. The ones I have seen use
the switch and knobs off the military control boxes and the flat front plate is
silk screened black. These show up from time to time.
73 and have a good weekend.
n9hrt
On 11/10/2006 1:48 PM, WA5CAB at cs.com wrote:
> Gordon,
>
> Oops. My mistake. You are correct. I was remembering a local control
> adaptor I once had but forgetting that I finally concluded it must have been
> modified by a depot. NT-23154, FT-260-A and C-24/ARC-5 have only mode switch and RF
> gain pot.
>
> So that leaves modifying NT-49109, FT-230-A or MX-21/ARC-5 as the option.
>
> In a message dated 11/10/2006 12:45:57 PM Central Standard Time,
> gewhite at crosslink.net writes:
>
>>Hate to contradict anyone, but I don't believe there was ever an ORIGINAL
>>receiver front panel adapter with a phone jack. No need, since the racks have
>>phone jacks. The FT-260 has an RF gain pot. and a rotary switch. The FT-230
>>is a blank "adapter" that completes a B+ circuit. There are "adapters" of
>>various nomenclature.
>>There are two adapters, the MX-20 and -21 in the AN/ARC-5 series that have
>>multi-contact receptacles (old style and new) to bring out B+ and audio for
>>navigation units like the loop, the ZA, etc.
>>
>>There are adapters with RAT, RAV, ARA, SCR-274-N and AN/ARC-5 nomenclature
>>
>
>
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