[Johnson] 120V Accessory Socket

[jbrannig at verizon.net]

 Solid #12 or #14 wire fits snugly into the socket.


I soldered stranded lamp cord to an appropriate length of solid wire and covered the joint and wire with heat shrink tubing.
Leave just enough solid wire exposed to fit into the socket.


Jim 













 

On 01/08/15, Glen Zook via Johnson wrote:

There are clips that mount to an HC6/U socket that have a center mounting screw, that hold the connector in place.
I have about a dozen of these clips. ??However, the hole needs to be drilled out to take the #4 machine screw that secures the clip.??Glen, K9STH

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 From: David C. Hallam <dhallam at knology.net>
 To: JOHNSON LIST <johnson at mailman.qth.net> 
 Sent: Thursday, January 8, 2015 12:54 PM
 Subject: [Johnson] 120V Accessory Socket
 
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?

 
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