[R-390] R-392/T-195 (GRC-19) Assistance

[Paul H. Anderson]

On Tue, 6 Jun 2006, robert.boyd at servicecanada.gc.ca wrote:

> Hi Gang:
>
> The following request is not really off topic as the transmitter will 
> ultimately be connected with my R-392. I literally joined the BA crew 
> with my purchase this past weekend of a pristine T-195 at the Rochester 
> Hamfest-what a slug to the car!

You are brave!  Moving that even 2 feet to the tailgate of my truck is 
about all I can manage!!

> -the dogbone connecting the T-195 to the R-392 (CX-1599/U)

This is pretty hit and miss - I got mine from Fair Radio a few years ago, 
but you'll have to call to see if they have one now.

> -the DC power connector and/or cable (CX-2583-U)

This should be available - William Perry if not Fair Radio... I think it 
is a fairly common GRC power cable.

> -the headset cord (CX-1334-U)

not sure

> -the proper designation of a suitable military line voltage power supply-24VDC @40++A

hee hee...

I have a 45A labmda power supply that can at least _start_ the dynos, but 
not without crowbaring real badly for a few seconds while they spin up. 
I pulled a few batteries out of my M-37, and will use those in addition, 
like another response suggested.

> -the mount for both units (MT-851/GRC19)

There is one on ebay - shipping is high, but it is heavy...

> -an extra 9 pin audio connector

U-77 - Fair has lots.

> Any suggestions would be appreciated. Please contact off list.

So cool to get a good one - hey can you take a nice clear picture of hte 
meters and mail it to me or post it somewhere?  I believe one is an audio 
line level meter, but am unsure of the other (I think I have both, but am 
not able to tell clearly enough from the manual what it is supposed to 
look like).

My T-195 is beat half to death, but looks like I can make it work.

I personally think the T-195 is fair game on this list - at what, 150 lbs, 
it sure is a boatanchor, and sure is related to the R-392, just as the 
T-368 is to the R-390!

Paul