That looks like a home run. You sir, are awesome, and all of PSDR should know it! :) http://www.farnell.com/datasheets/1520321.pdf 80-MC2M (male plug) mates with 80-PC2F (female panel mount receptacle). A little pricey @ $18.91 and $14.86 each respectively at newark.com, but still far better than not having connectors! Problem: Solved! Now for the next trick: avoiding $123 rotary switches. Need at least 8-position, 3-deck, single pole per deck. Minimal currents/voltages involved. After that, the rest of the components are cheap and easy. Just like me. --Bart On 10/29/2012 04:16 PM, Dan Camp wrote:

Bart-- Not certain, but those look a lot like the old Heathkit microphone connectors...I'll check the specs on one of my old mics when I get home...

Tnx & 73--Dan, AF7O

On 10/28/2012 7:21 PM, Bart Kus wrote:

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Hello,

In my attempt at reproducing a Boonton 2500, I've discovered that the power sensor connectors are impossible for me to find anywhere. They're connectors like the white ones here:

They're also used on the backs of the power sensors:

The male end looks like this:

And they mate like this:

I've measured the one connector I have and have produced a 3D sketch:

...

And the face view:

Can anyone find females + males of these? More precisely, I'd like a panel-mount female (receptacle) and a couple in-line (attached to cable) male plugs. A pre-assembled jumper with male ends would work too. It would also be awesome to find an adapter from this weird standard into something more readily available.

Any suggestions?

--Bart

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