[Johnson] Re: Ranger X13b plug

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Peter:
While I'm shyly making a plug for my plug (sorry for the pun), you're better
off using a plug than going inside of your Ranger and shorting out wires. If
there is no other way to make jumpers, then shorting from the inside if
probably o.k. (probably hard too). But since you do have an option, let's try
using a plug.

I'm usually asking $8 for my 9 pin plugs (continental U.S.) but I don't know
what import duty is up to CAN plus shipping. Do the research on the duty,
postage, etc and send me the $$$ to the following address and I'll send you the
plug. 73.

Cal, N6KYR

Cal Eustaquio
1964 11th Street
Los Osos, CA 93402-2737
U.S.A.

Peter Lower wrote:

> Hello: I'm working to get my first Ranger on the air. It's in good shape but
> does not have this plug. Can I jumper the socket from outside or is it
> better to jumper and solder inside the chassis? Any tips on first time
> firing it up? Thanks, Peter, VE3KWM
>
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