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May 9th 08, 04:44 PM
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CIR Astro 200 Question
Apparently it is hard to find a manual for these rigs. Maybe someone
that has used one can answer my question. How do I power this thing? There is a cinch-jones type connector on the back. I have never used it, is it expecting a DC supply like my old Heathkit, or an AC plug? I guess I can open it up to see if it is converting ac/dc, but if someone has the answer I'd appreciate it. 73 WB6CQA |
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May 10th 08, 04:43 PM
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CIR Astro 200 Question
On May 9, 10:44 am, wrote:
Apparently it is hard to find a manual for these rigs. Maybe someone that has used one can answer my question. How do I power this thing? There is a cinch-jones type connector on the back. I have never used it, is it expecting a DC supply like my old Heathkit, or an AC plug? I guess I can open it up to see if it is converting ac/dc, but if someone has the answer I'd appreciate it. 73 WB6CQA Oh, its for DC only OM! Rich |
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