[Milsurplus] Connector for RCA AVR 20A

[B. Smith]

It was a nice set but I would prefer to just have the BC-1206, you still 
had tower reception and in addition had Range capability. Taking off 
from those "soft" short fields, the  radio doesn't help much, adds 
weight and in addition it clutters up a fairly clean cockpit.
k4che


  7/8/2015 2:10 PM, Mike Morrow wrote:
>> Can anyone provide information on the correct original connectors for the
>> receiver to power supply on the AVR 20A. The manual specifies the cordage as
>> MI 19518 but does not provide the connector information. The receiver has a
>> short pigtail that then connected to a longer line to the power supply. This
>> is for a Stinson L-5E aircraft installation.
> I addressed the connectors in my last post.  WRT the L-5E, it had a 14 vdc
> electrical system, so the common BC-1206 range receivers like the Setchel-
> Carlson model 524 were unusable.  It should have instead the Setchel-
> Carlson model 512.  That has the JAN nomenclature of R-76/ARR-13.  It uses
> 14vdc for filaments and high voltage from the same AVA-126 vibrator unit
> that supplied the AVR-20-A1 HF receiver and the AVT-112 HF transmitter.
> That's not a bad little set of radios for the L-5 in its era.
>
> Mike / KK5F
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