Wireless of the Week - week 24

[things_green]

can you post a close-up pic of the socket and dimensions Tim?

~strains his eyes~ same as the R107 240v input plug?

Brent,
NZ

[Bruce Parker (RIP)]

Originally Posted by things_green

can you post a close-up pic of the socket and dimensions Tim?

~strains his eyes~ same as the R107 240v input plug?

Brent,
NZ

Brent, Tim is probably talking about the power cable for his set like this one, a 'Connectors, Twin No.17'. It was used on the No.9, 9 Mk.1 (Tim's set) and 52 sets. They are hard to find and one of my projects is to cast new resin ones (I need two more and know about a dozen fellows who need them as well). The new 3D printers may be an option instead of resin.

Tim, what a great pic of your set. It's fantastic seeing them installed and in their element. Well done.

[things_green]

thankyou Bruce, your right, never seen the likes here ;-)

another superb offering for us to drool over Bruce and yes, brilliant seeing Tims' one installed.

[Tim Bell]

Originally Posted by Bruce Parker

Brent, Tim is probably talking about the power cable for his set like this one, a 'Connectors, Twin No.17'. It was used on the No.9, 9 Mk.1 (Tim's set) and 52 sets. They are hard to find and one of my projects is to cast new resin ones (I need two more and know about a dozen fellows who need them as well). The new 3D printers may be an option instead of resin.

Tim, what a great pic of your set. It's fantastic seeing them installed and in their element. Well done.

Yup- That's the Plug/Cable am looking for... happy to consider a repro if you make some.

Reasonably happy with the set installation - need to make brackets for the batteries sometime and fit them - and adjust the antenna mount.

Cheers

Tim

[Bruce Parker (RIP)]

I found these on the camera, so for the record...

No.9 set carrier with the units removed and the face of the Aerial Coupling Equipment Unit B "Canadian", Canadian Marconi Company 1942 Serial C 40.