12VDC power in for 195???

Always use right angle plugs ,its much better than regular,you may use 25
cents made in china ,just put a hot glue inside and it will live for ever
the other solution is to use computer style plugs with removable heads (
usually its coming with 5 different size heads),it is coming already
attached to the cable

--
Oleg Kaizerman (gebe) Hollyland


"Larry Fisher" <larrylectro.TakeThisOut@despammed.com> wrote in message
news:2stlnvkuqjdrpur8urtffqmpljfjpa3q96@4ax.com...
> Hi Cleve,
> Switchcraft 760 series, ID-.080" or 2mm, OD-0.218" or 5.5mm. Sorry
> about not including it in the manual. Will see if we can do this in
> the future.
> Larry Fisher
> Lectrosonics
>
> On Wed, 01 Oct 2003 15:35:39 GMT, Cleve Massey
> <cmassey26.TakeThisOut@earthlink.net> wrote:
>
> >I am building a powering system for a buddy with 195 receivers...I don't
> >have any and need to know what the power in plug is??? I don't think it
is
> >the screw on as in my 200's, but what is the plug inside and outside
> >diameter??? I went to the PDF manual and don't see it.
> >
> >Any help would be appreciated as I need to get this project off the bench
> >and get onto other things...
> >
> >cleve
>
> Larry Fisher
> Lectrosonics
 >> Stay informed about: 12VDC power in for 195??? 

Thanks guys...I am off to the parts house to get the plugs, and possible
options so I can get this done!!!

cleve
 >> Stay informed about: 12VDC power in for 195??? 

Larry,

Do you mean 1.2mm ID?

Marty Atias

Larry Fisher wrote:

> Hi Cleve,
> Switchcraft 760 series, ID-.080" or 2mm, OD-0.218" or 5.5mm. Sorry
> about not including it in the manual. Will see if we can do this in
> the future.
> Larry Fisher
> Lectrosonics
>
> On Wed, 01 Oct 2003 15:35:39 GMT, Cleve Massey
> <cmassey26 RemoveThis @earthlink.net> wrote:
>
>
>>I am building a powering system for a buddy with 195 receivers...I don't
>>have any and need to know what the power in plug is??? I don't think it is
>>the screw on as in my 200's, but what is the plug inside and outside
>>diameter??? I went to the PDF manual and don't see it.
>>
>>Any help would be appreciated as I need to get this project off the bench
>>and get onto other things...
>>
>>cleve
>
>
> Larry Fisher
> Lectrosonics
 >> Stay informed about: 12VDC power in for 195??? 

Hi Marty,
There are at least three versions of power plugs with ids of 0.1"
(2.5mm), 0.080" (2mm), and 0.050" (1.2mm). We use the 2mm for DC
supplies.

Best Regards
Larry F




On Thu, 02 Oct 2003 05:13:23 GMT, Marty <Marty.RemoveThis@atscomms.com> wrote:

>Larry,
>
>Do you mean 1.2mm ID?
>
>Marty Atias
>
>Larry Fisher wrote:
>
>> Hi Cleve,
>> Switchcraft 760 series, ID-.080" or 2mm, OD-0.218" or 5.5mm. Sorry
>> about not including it in the manual. Will see if we can do this in
>> the future.
>> Larry Fisher
>> Lectrosonics
>>
>> On Wed, 01 Oct 2003 15:35:39 GMT, Cleve Massey
>> <cmassey26.RemoveThis@earthlink.net> wrote:
>>
>>
>>>I am building a powering system for a buddy with 195 receivers...I don't
>>>have any and need to know what the power in plug is??? I don't think it is
>>>the screw on as in my 200's, but what is the plug inside and outside
>>>diameter??? I went to the PDF manual and don't see it.
>>>
>>>Any help would be appreciated as I need to get this project off the bench
>>>and get onto other things...
>>>
>>>cleve
>>
>>
>> Larry Fisher
>> Lectrosonics

Larry Fisher
Lectrosonics
 >> Stay informed about: 12VDC power in for 195??? 

Larry Fisher wrote:

> Hi Marty,
> There are at least three versions of power plugs with ids of 0.1"
> (2.5mm), 0.080" (2mm), and 0.050" (1.2mm). We use the 2mm for DC
> supplies.

Which by most EU and Asian sources is referred to as a 2,1mm plug.
 >> Stay informed about: 12VDC power in for 195??? 

Hi Kurt,
And to make things more difficult, the Switchcraft which we started
out using and still use in some products really is 2mm (0.80") and the
rest of the world, as you point out, is 2.1mm. This leads to slight
misfits. And then when Switchcraft came out with a locking version,
well after it was established as a metric based thread, they made it
in inch standard threadsonly. So the locking Switchcraft, which is a
well made plug, won't screw on to the majority of jacks which are
metric. Talk about having your head up and locked. (One of my pet
peeves)

Best Regards,
Larry F


On Thu, 02 Oct 2003 14:13:23 -0700, Kurt Albershardt <kurt.TakeThisOut@nv.net>
wrote:

>Larry Fisher wrote:
>
>> Hi Marty,
>> There are at least three versions of power plugs with ids of 0.1"
>> (2.5mm), 0.080" (2mm), and 0.050" (1.2mm). We use the 2mm for DC
>> supplies.
>
>Which by most EU and Asian sources is referred to as a 2,1mm plug.
>
>

Larry Fisher
Lectrosonics
 >> Stay informed about: 12VDC power in for 195???