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The Heathkit power cables use 11-pin connectors.

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Mahlon - K4OQ

Yes, Amphenol 86 series.
http://store.yahoo.com/triodeel/amphenol.html

11 pin was used by relays and for power supplies, such as the Heathkit HP-23
for the SB series of radios.

6 pin socket & plugs are the ones normally used with older Leslie speakers
(like 147 & 122) with tube amplifiers, that attach to Hammond organs.

8-pin was the popular octal used for a number of subassemblies, relay
sockets and cables.


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