sb-200 wire 110v

[George Maier]

Very simple way to remember....
When you connect the wires to the AC power plug:
Black to brass  (hot side)
White to light   (neutral)
Light in this case is the uncolored aluminum looking side.
Vy 73,
George - K1GXT


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On Behalf Of George Yazz
Sent: Thursday, May 06, 2004 9:17 PM
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Subject: sb-200 wire 110v

Hi Guys

how does one switch from 220v to 110v plug end,  on the bottom of the SB-200
i have 4 screws. have that changed to 110 volts. Now i need to change cord
end.  i know Green is Ground.

which wire is Neutral and which is Hot,  from the 4 wires on the Heathkit
Screw Treminal board.

my manual is no help.

thanks


P. George Yazzolino
14801 NE 20th Circle
Vancouver, Wa. 98684
KC7HKP  Grid  CN-85

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