[Johnson] 120V Accessory Socket

[David C. Hallam]

Lee.

That's what I've done.  They just don't fit tight enough to prevent 
accidentally knocking them loose.  I turned on my rig the other day and 
guess what no output.  I thought the worst and assumed a major failure 
in the output tank circuit.  I found out it was the change over relay 
not working.

David
KW4DH

On 1/8/2015 3:20 PM, LeeCraner at aol.com wrote:
> David,
> You can easily make one up if you have an unneeded HC6/U crystal.  
> Just disassemble it, drill a hole for the wires, solder in the relay 
> leads then reassemble it.  Glen Zook may still make these up as well.
> I guess we'll never know why EF Johnson chose such a funky was of 
> connecting the antenna relay.
> 73
> Lee WB6SSW
> In a message dated 1/8/2015 10:55:28 A.M. Pacific Standard Time, 
> dhallam at knology.net writes:
>
>     URRG! Does anyone have a positive, non-loosening, method to make a
>     connection to the 120V accessory socket (really a crystal holder)
>     on the
>     back of a Johnson transmitter that doesn't involve replacing the
>     socket?  If you have to replace the socket, suggestions?
>
>     David
>     KW4DH
>
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If the result is contrary to the hypothesis, then you've made a discovery.
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