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Anybody have a wire diagram for this, which pin is which. I tried to take the ends off, no go, they put it together then fill it with epoxy. I would be interested in a set of wiring couplers also.
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If nobody comes up with anything, you can try contacting Harris directly and applying for a level IV manual for the unit.
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J2 looks like a standard CX-4720 cable/connector.
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Nice find on the power inverter! I could use one with my 117s. I have an older MacKay inverter but it's considerably larger than that one.
The output cable is a regular CX-4720, it's that input connector that's going to be difficult to find. If you can pull a number off of the connector I'd give Electro-Maven in Carson, Ca a call. They might be able to match it up with one for you.
As for getting information out of Harris, good luck. If you know someone who has an account with them it's probably downloadable but otherwise since it's associated with their newer series radios they're still pretty protective about what they give out.
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The output cable is a regular CX-4720, it's that input connector that's going to be difficult to find. If you can pull a number off of the connector I'd give Electro-Maven in Carson, Ca a call. They might be able to match it up with one for you.
As for getting information out of Harris, good luck. If you know someone who has an account with them it's probably downloadable but otherwise since it's associated with their newer series radios they're still pretty protective about what they give out.
Kurt
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I am just trying to see if it works, I don't have comm. gearuse with it. I was going to power some 24 volt LEDs with it, probably not agood idea not knowing the output capabilities of the unit. I have since found ahigh output converter much better suited for my use. So I really need to knowwhich pins are used for the input, I just don’t want to just start throwingpower at it. If I can get it working, then we’ll figure out what it’s worth. And thenI’ll put it up for grabs. Thanks for any help Dave
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Kurt
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RF-5061-PS001[/FONT][FONT=639b30389d4e33be0a9f5368#580f00]The RF-5061-PS001 is a 12 VDC to 28 VDC DC/DC converter intended for use in 12 VDC vehicles. The RF-5061-PS001 is capableof providing 30 amps at 28 VDC, making it compatible with the Falcon II family of products. The RF-5061-PS001 is qualifed for tactical environments and does not require shock tray mounting. The unit includes an ancillary kit and 11081-5009-01 DC input cable. A DC output cable must be ordered separately.Color: Black
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