[Collins] 32S-3 wire

[dmurman at verizon.net]

Thank you for the reply. 
I have the wires removed and the color code is white/brown/red. I'm not sure of the length but one is close to 20 inches.  The other length is longer but I had to cut it into pieces to get it out without disturbing the other wires or the wrapping.
 
David
WA4ECM


On 08/24/13, Dr. Gerald N. Johnson wrote:

I'm recalling typing A22PB9026 hundreds of times with different last 
four digits when typing two from charts for my designs. A22PB as I 
recall stood for nylon jacketed PVC insulated 22 gauge tinned and 
stranded hook up wire. The last four digits were the color. 9 for white 
PVC, 0 for a black stripe, 2 for a red stripe, 6 for a blue stripe. 
Wires could be solid colored, or generally on a white background have 1, 
2, or three color stripes. I just checked some hookup wire I have from 
that era and it definitely has a nylon jacket over the PVC insulation. 
I/d think that heater wire should be rated for low voltage drop at a 
current of at least 3 amps, so probably 18 or 16 gauge, and would have 
600 volt insulation. I have a roll of 22 or smaller and a bit of a roll 
of 18 gauge but 1000 volt insulation and some maybe 16 at 600 volt but 
its not very long.

You should be able to extract the remains of that wire and measure its 
size. If you can't measure it, cut a sample and mail it to me and I can 
measure it. Callbook address is up to date.

Otherwise you will be looking at 100 foot rolls of similar wire from 
Mouser or Digi-Key, maybe Dan's Small Parts and Kits or Jameco, but not 
so likely to have PVC insulation with the nylon jacket or the original 
colors. I don't have documentation on those and I'm lacking the ambition 
to open up my 32S-1 to take a look. Perhaps Knepper has a radio open 
that he can check for wire colors and size.

73, Jerry, K0CQ, Technical Adviser to the Collins Radio Association.

On 8/24/2013 12:24 PM, dmurman at verizon.net wrote:
> I have a Collins 32S-3 transmitter that the 6.3 volt line was shorted and burnt up the wire from the power supply socket to the cage and from the cage to the 6.3 volt RCA connector. Does anyone know where I can get the type wire used in the 32S-3?
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> Thanks;
> David
> WA4ECM
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