IG-102 connector adapters

[Gordon Brandly]

One more question for you good list folk:

I'm going through my collection of Heathkit instruments and bringing them
back to life. (As I alluded to in my previous message about counter
calibration intervals, I calibrated my IM-4100 counter to WWV, used that to
recalibrate my IG-102 generator, and used THAT to recalibrate my workplace
IM-2410 counter, which can't be calibrated to WWV directly. Whew!)

I vaguely remember someone here asking some time ago about those odd
microphone-type connectors on the front of the IG-102 RF generator. Does
anyone here know if they're still being manufactured? Ideally, I'd like to
buy or make adapters that would allow me to easily connect BNC cables to the
generator without replacing the connectors on the generator itself (which
I've heard of others doing). Just in case it'll be a collector's item
someday, I'd like to keep it original. Years ago, I did internal surgery to
my IM-18 VTVM to convert it to solid state (from an article in Ham Radio
magazine, I think). Though the conversion worked fine, I now wish I had left
it alone!  :)

Thanks for any pointers.

Regards,
Gordon Brandly
gordo at datanet.ab.ca

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