Looking for a couple of feet of multiwire cable for SWAN 350/117 PS to Transceiver cabling

[Paul Blumhardt]

I suggest using your basic 8 conductor rotator cable. I know
Heath/Collins/Drake essentially did this. For HV in the range you're talking
about, the insulation should be just fine.

Paul 
-----Original Message-----
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On Behalf Of Bob and Bettina Groh
Sent: Friday, April 06, 2007 6:34 PM
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Subject: Looking for a couple of feet of multiwire cable for SWAN 350/117 PS
to Transceiver cabling

Working on a SWAN 350 and 117XC combo and I need a couple of feet of the 
multi-wire cable that goes between the power supply and the transceiver. I
can 
fabricate one from individual wires if need be but would prefer to have a 
jacketed cable if possible.

Specs: need either 8 or 10 wires (or more)in the cable, good insulation
(some of 
the wires carry the +800V) and maybe #20 AWG or thereabouts. Length - 3 feet
or so.

I have found a source for the 12-pin Jones plug but if one is available, I
sure 
wouldn't mind getting one of those!

Thanks for any help.

73
Bob, WA2CKY

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