[Milsurplus] Amphenol 24-75 plug?

[WA5CAB at cs.com]

Actually, Mike, if he didn't describe a 24-75 (which I wouldn't recognize), 
he didn't actually describe the original connector, either.  The original 
connector is the Cannon SK-C16-32S, which is male and contains 14 #16 pins 
and 2 #12's.  And the 2 #12's are not in the center but are near the outside 
and have one #16 between them.

Ian, I have some of the original Cannon chassis mount connectors and can 
probably come up with one of the adaptor brackets that actually attach it to 
the radio (and I have the mating cable connector).  If of course the person 
who butchered the set didn't make too much of a mess of the front panel.

In a message dated 11/21/2010 5:16:54 PM Central Standard Time, 
aaf-radio-1 at aafradio.org writes: 
> Okay, you got me cornfused... :-)
> 
> The 24-75 is shown as a 7 pin connector.  You described the original TCS 
> 16 pin Cannon connector below.  Can you elaborate?
> 
> On 11/20/2010 4:42 PM, Ian Wilson wrote:
> >Recently acquired a TCS-12 transmitter. The socket on the front has been
> >replaced with
> >an Amphenol 24-75.
> >
> >I'm looking for a male to plug into this to starting bringing this TX
> >back to life.
> >
> >The connector has 16 pins. 12 are around the outside of the connector in 
> a
> >13/16" diameter
> >circle. There are 2 pairs of differently-sized pins in the center.
> >
> >73, ian K3IMW

Robert Downs - Houston
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