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March 1st 06, 12:23 AM
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Kenwood TM-G707A cable
I WAS going to try to diagram my Kenwood PG-4S programming cable/circuit,,,, but after I opened up the 26pin connector, I gave up. The tiny PC board inside had more active components on it than I had realized.... all tiny surface mount. A small 5V regulator IC, possibly another IC (only had 5 pins instead of 8), and 4 or 5 transistors, a diode or two, and a few resistors/caps. Sorry guys, but I don't have the time at present.. Ed |
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