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Old December 14th 03, 04:21 PM
Crazy George
 
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The connector you are describing is the one called RCA (plugs and jacks).
The Motorola is larger, and the socket looks like a 5/16" hole about 3/4"
deep, with the center pin even deeper than that. The RCA socket protrudes
out about a quarter to 3/8 inch and is also around 5/16" dia.

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old motorola ? the type that you still find on the back of some scanners?


The kind you're refering to is an RCA jack, I think. From the looks of the
plug, it appears the end of the coax would have to look like the cables

you
plug into your TV or VCR's A/V jacks.
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