Brian,
I'm sending this to you again because I got a bounce on it.
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This is basically all I can tell you about the FT-101ZD power
connector. Here is a rough drawing from what I know.
I opened the back of the power plug just so I could
double check the connections and numbering on my plug.
It's a good thing I did, because it was just opposite
of what I thought it would have been when looking at the
schematic.
Pin #2 GREEN ground connection from your wall plug.
Pin #3 BLACK AC from line plug
Pin #4 WHITE AC from line plug
This is the actual plug wiring from my working
Yaesu plug for my FT-101ZD.
Note: If you look at this plug from the rear, the numbering
looks backwards from what you would think if you looked at the
schematic by itself. That will not really hurt when it comes to pin #3 &
#4
But it could put the ground (Green) on pin 1 Vs. pin 2
So it's important to note the numbers when using this plug.
I have heard from others that some plugs made in America could be
numbered differently. So be careful.
I hope this is of some help to you. As to finding another plug,
I have no idea where on earth we can find more. I belive there would
be a lot of other folks interested in knowing were we could find more.
Regards
Carol Maher
W4CLM
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| | #4 | #3 |
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| | #6 | #5 |
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FT-101ZD AC line Plug
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