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Many of the older HTs like the Motorola HT220s and the Bendix-King sets
have simple screw-in studs for the antenna connections. Is there _any_ way to adapt these for a BNC connector without major surgery? I could readily make a connector that screws into the antenna mount and has a BNC on the other side, but where does the ground come from? Did anyone ever made a commercial solution for this? Is an HT220 really a boatanchor? Have you ever had to carry one cross-country? --scott -- "C'est un Nagra. C'est suisse, et tres, tres precis." |
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