[Milsurplus] Question

[aGEnuine Ham]

Lloyd and Group:

Switchcraft Engineering Design Guide calls these "MIL-TYPE 1/4" TWIN
PHONE PLUGS".  Mentions Specification MIL-P-642(A), available as #411,
two independent 2 conductor plugs, long handle = M642/91, #412 same,
except short handle = MIL PJ 289, WECO 289B, #414, two 3 conductor common
ground long handle = WECO 338A, and #415, two independent 3 conductor
long handle, one 1/4", the other .206" dia. no cross references.

They were still selling these a few years back, as I had to buy them for
a special project.  Friend got them from some distributor in L. A. 

ALSO, from an earlier query, those funny little screws inside these
various phone and mike plugs appear to be Switchcraft #P1070, and the
little tiny terminals are #P10695.

hope this helps,
George
W5VPQ

On Sun, 22 Aug 2004 12:43:13 -0700 "Lloyd KK7IZ" <kk7iz at cox.net> writes:
> I have aquired a bunch of connectors I can't identify, and I should 
> remember
> what they are (CRS). Each one consists of 2 each standard 1/4" 2 
> circuit
> male phone plugs in a black plastic housing, with the plugs about 
> .625"
> apart. Cord comes out other end. Plastic housing is 2.25" long, 
> 1.175 wide
> and .56" thick. Plugs extend from housing same length as standard 
> phone
> plug. There are no markings or name on them. They could be assembled 
> with
> one phone plug in them and you would have a phone plug with a fat 
> handle.
> Any ideas? seems I sw these either around Forest Service or a 
> telephone
> operation.
> Any help appreciatewd.
> Thanx
> Lloyd  KK7IZ
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