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077 signal generator - truePhilco - 02-07-2020
Im looking for someone who has a Philco 077 signal generator
that can help me with getting leads for the one I have. I do not
know what kind of plug that plugs into it. I would like to make a
set, any advice that can help would be appreciated.
RE: 077 signal generator - Radioroslyn - 02-07-2020
What size drill bit will fit into the connector?
RE: 077 signal generator - truePhilco - 02-08-2020
A 5/32 slides in an out but stills seams a little loose.
RE: 077 signal generator - Radioroslyn - 02-08-2020
Ok so what you are looking for are banana pin connectors. At 5/32 = a hair over 4mm. Something like this should work. https://www.ebay.com/itm/10x-BANANNA-4mm-lanterns-banana-plug-SCHOOL-Electronics-Electrical-Supply/272011913349?hash=item3f552c6885:g:ieIAAOSwhcJWGKmC:sc:USPSPriority!19001!US!-1 If it seem too loose you can pry a little to increase the diameter. Just check the depth of your socket. Along w/these you'll need a piece a coax and a couple of alligator clips.