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In article , mikea
wrote: Or it may be a 2-conductor plug on a radio which requires a 3-conductor plug. Mike- I think you have it. I found the service manual at mods.dk. It shows a two-circuit key jack with additional circuits switched when the key is plugged in. I didn't get the operator manual, but it probably has more information about keying. When the TS-820 came out, it was a top-of-the-line rig, so it may very well have a built-in keyer. With only one jack, it would have to accommodate both a straight key and a paddle. I wonder if there is a menu choice that disables the second circuit? Fred |
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