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JA

John Ackermann N8UR

Fri, Apr 6, 2007 8:24 PM

Subject line says it all... I'm looking for the DC input power connector
used on the HP 5065A Rb and 5061A Cs standards. Finding the
manufacturer/part number would be great; a source would even be better
(a source giving them away for free would be best, but I won't insist on
that :-) ).

Thanks,

John

Subject line says it all... I'm looking for the DC input power connector used on the HP 5065A Rb and 5061A Cs standards. Finding the manufacturer/part number would be great; a source would even be better (a source giving them away for free would be best, but I won't insist on that :-) ). Thanks, John

DF

David Forbes

Fri, Apr 6, 2007 8:30 PM

John Ackermann N8UR wrote:

Subject line says it all... I'm looking for the DC input power connector
used on the HP 5065A Rb and 5061A Cs standards. Finding the
manufacturer/part number would be great; a source would even be better
(a source giving them away for free would be best, but I won't insist on
that :-) ).

Thanks,

John

That looks like an Amphenol series 97 connector. They are sold by
Newark, Allied etc. I have one of the 6 pin versions in front of me, but
I don't know what the HP 3 pin number is off the top of my head.

Also known as MS3100 series.

John Ackermann N8UR wrote: > Subject line says it all... I'm looking for the DC input power connector > used on the HP 5065A Rb and 5061A Cs standards. Finding the > manufacturer/part number would be great; a source would even be better > (a source giving them away for free would be best, but I won't insist on > that :-) ). > > Thanks, > > John That looks like an Amphenol series 97 connector. They are sold by Newark, Allied etc. I have one of the 6 pin versions in front of me, but I don't know what the HP 3 pin number is off the top of my head. Also known as MS3100 series.

JA

John Ackermann N8UR

Fri, Apr 6, 2007 10:20 PM

David Forbes said the following on 04/06/2007 04:30 PM:

John Ackermann N8UR wrote:

Subject line says it all... I'm looking for the DC input power connector
used on the HP 5065A Rb and 5061A Cs standards. Finding the
manufacturer/part number would be great; a source would even be better
(a source giving them away for free would be best, but I won't insist on
that :-) ).

Thanks,

John

That looks like an Amphenol series 97 connector. They are sold by
Newark, Allied etc. I have one of the 6 pin versions in front of me, but
I don't know what the HP 3 pin number is off the top of my head.

Also known as MS3100 series.

I found the manual reference -- it's a Cannon 3106E-14S-5S; there's also
an Amphenol equivalent. Unfortunately, the only one of the major houses
that even lists it is Newark, and they have a minimum purchase of 78
with lead time 122 days! And, the 50-99 price is $43.00 (1 through 9 is
$67.03; those prices don't surprise me, really).

I'm looking for three of 'em, new or used, if anyone has a source!

Thanks,
John

David Forbes said the following on 04/06/2007 04:30 PM: > John Ackermann N8UR wrote: >> Subject line says it all... I'm looking for the DC input power connector >> used on the HP 5065A Rb and 5061A Cs standards. Finding the >> manufacturer/part number would be great; a source would even be better >> (a source giving them away for free would be best, but I won't insist on >> that :-) ). >> >> Thanks, >> >> John > > That looks like an Amphenol series 97 connector. They are sold by > Newark, Allied etc. I have one of the 6 pin versions in front of me, but > I don't know what the HP 3 pin number is off the top of my head. > > Also known as MS3100 series. I found the manual reference -- it's a Cannon 3106E-14S-5S; there's also an Amphenol equivalent. Unfortunately, the only one of the major houses that even lists it is Newark, and they have a minimum purchase of 78 with lead time 122 days! And, the 50-99 price is $43.00 (1 through 9 is $67.03; those prices don't surprise me, really). I'm looking for three of 'em, new or used, if anyone has a source! Thanks, John

DF

David Forbes

Fri, Apr 6, 2007 10:36 PM

John Ackermann N8UR wrote:

I found the manual reference -- it's a Cannon 3106E-14S-5S; there's also
an Amphenol equivalent. Unfortunately, the only one of the major houses
that even lists it is Newark, and they have a minimum purchase of 78
with lead time 122 days! And, the 50-99 price is $43.00 (1 through 9 is
$67.03; those prices don't surprise me, really).

I'm looking for three of 'em, new or used, if anyone has a source!

Thanks,
John

John,

Try this one at Digikey:

97-3106A-14S-5S-ND at $15.47 each, hundreds in stock.

It's the non-mil-spec version but they are compatible. I just verified
compatibility on the 6 pin version, which for some reason we used a lot
of on our 12 meter radio telescope.

--David Forbes

John Ackermann N8UR wrote: > > I found the manual reference -- it's a Cannon 3106E-14S-5S; there's also > an Amphenol equivalent. Unfortunately, the only one of the major houses > that even lists it is Newark, and they have a minimum purchase of 78 > with lead time 122 days! And, the 50-99 price is $43.00 (1 through 9 is > $67.03; those prices don't surprise me, really). > > I'm looking for three of 'em, new or used, if anyone has a source! > > Thanks, > John > > John, Try this one at Digikey: 97-3106A-14S-5S-ND at $15.47 each, hundreds in stock. It's the non-mil-spec version but they are compatible. I just verified compatibility on the 6 pin version, which for some reason we used a lot of on our 12 meter radio telescope. --David Forbes

J

Javier

Fri, Apr 6, 2007 10:37 PM

Hello,

Digikey has available the Amphenol 97-3106A-14S5S and the MS3106A-14S-5S
in single quantites at a quite lower price. If I'm right the difference
between the 'A' and the 'E' versions is environmental classification.

Regards,

Javier, EA1CRB

John Ackermann N8UR wrote:

David Forbes said the following on 04/06/2007 04:30 PM:

John Ackermann N8UR wrote:

Subject line says it all... I'm looking for the DC input power connector
used on the HP 5065A Rb and 5061A Cs standards. Finding the
manufacturer/part number would be great; a source would even be better
(a source giving them away for free would be best, but I won't insist on
that :-) ).

Thanks,

John

That looks like an Amphenol series 97 connector. They are sold by
Newark, Allied etc. I have one of the 6 pin versions in front of me, but
I don't know what the HP 3 pin number is off the top of my head.

Also known as MS3100 series.

I found the manual reference -- it's a Cannon 3106E-14S-5S; there's also
an Amphenol equivalent. Unfortunately, the only one of the major houses
that even lists it is Newark, and they have a minimum purchase of 78
with lead time 122 days! And, the 50-99 price is $43.00 (1 through 9 is
$67.03; those prices don't surprise me, really).

I'm looking for three of 'em, new or used, if anyone has a source!

Thanks,
John

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Hello, Digikey has available the Amphenol 97-3106A-14S5S and the MS3106A-14S-5S in single quantites at a quite lower price. If I'm right the difference between the 'A' and the 'E' versions is environmental classification. Regards, Javier, EA1CRB John Ackermann N8UR wrote: >David Forbes said the following on 04/06/2007 04:30 PM: > > >>John Ackermann N8UR wrote: >> >> >>>Subject line says it all... I'm looking for the DC input power connector >>>used on the HP 5065A Rb and 5061A Cs standards. Finding the >>>manufacturer/part number would be great; a source would even be better >>>(a source giving them away for free would be best, but I won't insist on >>>that :-) ). >>> >>>Thanks, >>> >>>John >>> >>> >>That looks like an Amphenol series 97 connector. They are sold by >>Newark, Allied etc. I have one of the 6 pin versions in front of me, but >>I don't know what the HP 3 pin number is off the top of my head. >> >>Also known as MS3100 series. >> >> > >I found the manual reference -- it's a Cannon 3106E-14S-5S; there's also >an Amphenol equivalent. Unfortunately, the only one of the major houses >that even lists it is Newark, and they have a minimum purchase of 78 >with lead time 122 days! And, the 50-99 price is $43.00 (1 through 9 is >$67.03; those prices don't surprise me, really). > >I'm looking for three of 'em, new or used, if anyone has a source! > >Thanks, >John > > >_______________________________________________ >time-nuts mailing list >time-nuts@febo.com >https://www.febo.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/time-nuts > > > >

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Dan Rae

Fri, Apr 6, 2007 10:47 PM

John Ackermann N8UR wrote:

Subject line says it all... I'm looking for the DC input power connector
used on the HP 5065A Rb and 5061A Cs standards. Finding the
manufacturer/part number would be great; a source would even be better
(a source giving them away for free would be best, but I won't insist on
that :-) ).

There's a guy called William Perry who supplies all sorts of Military
style connectors, at a reasonable price. He does not have a web
presence, and I don't have his phone number, but I'm sure google will
find him...
Yes:

William Perry Co in 702 (Rear) Beechwood Rd, Louisville, KY, 40207
(502) 893-8724, FAX (502) 893-9220 Eastern Time - Connectors:Amphenol,
Bendix, Cannon, ...

If Digikey is too steep.
73
Dan
ac6ao

John Ackermann N8UR wrote: >Subject line says it all... I'm looking for the DC input power connector >used on the HP 5065A Rb and 5061A Cs standards. Finding the >manufacturer/part number would be great; a source would even be better >(a source giving them away for free would be best, but I won't insist on >that :-) ). > > There's a guy called William Perry who supplies all sorts of Military style connectors, at a reasonable price. He does not have a web presence, and I don't have his phone number, but I'm sure google will find him... Yes: > William Perry Co in 702 (Rear) Beechwood Rd, Louisville, KY, 40207 > (502) 893-8724, FAX (502) 893-9220 Eastern Time - Connectors:Amphenol, > Bendix, Cannon, ... If Digikey is too steep. 73 Dan ac6ao

JA

John Ackermann N8UR

Fri, Apr 6, 2007 11:19 PM

Thanks, Dan! The $15 each from Digi-key is reasonable enough (for me,
anyway) so I just finished ordering from them.

Purpose of the project, by the way, is to put my 5061A and 5065A on a
couple of 100 amp hour gel cells (in series) for backup power.

John

Dan Rae said the following on 04/06/2007 06:47 PM:

John Ackermann N8UR wrote:

Subject line says it all... I'm looking for the DC input power connector
used on the HP 5065A Rb and 5061A Cs standards. Finding the
manufacturer/part number would be great; a source would even be better
(a source giving them away for free would be best, but I won't insist on
that :-) ).

There's a guy called William Perry who supplies all sorts of Military
style connectors, at a reasonable price. He does not have a web
presence, and I don't have his phone number, but I'm sure google will
find him...
Yes:

William Perry Co in 702 (Rear) Beechwood Rd, Louisville, KY, 40207
(502) 893-8724, FAX (502) 893-9220 Eastern Time - Connectors:Amphenol,
Bendix, Cannon, ...

If Digikey is too steep.
73
Dan
ac6ao

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Thanks, Dan! The $15 each from Digi-key is reasonable enough (for me, anyway) so I just finished ordering from them. Purpose of the project, by the way, is to put my 5061A and 5065A on a couple of 100 amp hour gel cells (in series) for backup power. John ---- Dan Rae said the following on 04/06/2007 06:47 PM: > John Ackermann N8UR wrote: > >> Subject line says it all... I'm looking for the DC input power connector >> used on the HP 5065A Rb and 5061A Cs standards. Finding the >> manufacturer/part number would be great; a source would even be better >> (a source giving them away for free would be best, but I won't insist on >> that :-) ). >> >> > There's a guy called William Perry who supplies all sorts of Military > style connectors, at a reasonable price. He does not have a web > presence, and I don't have his phone number, but I'm sure google will > find him... > Yes: > >> William Perry Co in 702 (Rear) Beechwood Rd, Louisville, KY, 40207 >> (502) 893-8724, FAX (502) 893-9220 Eastern Time - Connectors:Amphenol, >> Bendix, Cannon, ... > > > If Digikey is too steep. > 73 > Dan > ac6ao > > > _______________________________________________ > time-nuts mailing list > time-nuts@febo.com > https://www.febo.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/time-nuts > >

BK

Brian Kirby

Sat, Apr 7, 2007 2:59 AM

I believe Digikey and Mouser are also carrying them....

David Forbes wrote:

John Ackermann N8UR wrote:

Subject line says it all... I'm looking for the DC input power connector
used on the HP 5065A Rb and 5061A Cs standards. Finding the
manufacturer/part number would be great; a source would even be better
(a source giving them away for free would be best, but I won't insist on
that :-) ).

Thanks,

John

That looks like an Amphenol series 97 connector. They are sold by
Newark, Allied etc. I have one of the 6 pin versions in front of me, but
I don't know what the HP 3 pin number is off the top of my head.

Also known as MS3100 series.

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I believe Digikey and Mouser are also carrying them.... David Forbes wrote: > John Ackermann N8UR wrote: >> Subject line says it all... I'm looking for the DC input power connector >> used on the HP 5065A Rb and 5061A Cs standards. Finding the >> manufacturer/part number would be great; a source would even be better >> (a source giving them away for free would be best, but I won't insist on >> that :-) ). >> >> Thanks, >> >> John > > That looks like an Amphenol series 97 connector. They are sold by > Newark, Allied etc. I have one of the 6 pin versions in front of me, but > I don't know what the HP 3 pin number is off the top of my head. > > Also known as MS3100 series. > > _______________________________________________ > time-nuts mailing list > time-nuts@febo.com > https://www.febo.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/time-nuts >

PK

Poul-Henning Kamp

Sat, Apr 7, 2007 6:27 AM

In message 4616CB66.9000409@dakotacom.net, David Forbes writes:

John Ackermann N8UR wrote:

I found the manual reference -- it's a Cannon 3106E-14S-5S; there's also
an Amphenol equivalent. Unfortunately, the only one of the major houses
that even lists it is Newark, and they have a minimum purchase of 78
with lead time 122 days! And, the 50-99 price is $43.00 (1 through 9 is
$67.03; those prices don't surprise me, really).

I found them at RS-components a year ago, and they were in stock for a
reasonable price.

--
Poul-Henning Kamp | UNIX since Zilog Zeus 3.20
phk@FreeBSD.ORG | TCP/IP since RFC 956
FreeBSD committer | BSD since 4.3-tahoe
Never attribute to malice what can adequately be explained by incompetence.

In message <4616CB66.9000409@dakotacom.net>, David Forbes writes: >John Ackermann N8UR wrote: >> >> I found the manual reference -- it's a Cannon 3106E-14S-5S; there's also >> an Amphenol equivalent. Unfortunately, the only one of the major houses >> that even lists it is Newark, and they have a minimum purchase of 78 >> with lead time 122 days! And, the 50-99 price is $43.00 (1 through 9 is >> $67.03; those prices don't surprise me, really). I found them at RS-components a year ago, and they were in stock for a reasonable price. -- Poul-Henning Kamp | UNIX since Zilog Zeus 3.20 phk@FreeBSD.ORG | TCP/IP since RFC 956 FreeBSD committer | BSD since 4.3-tahoe Never attribute to malice what can adequately be explained by incompetence.

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Source for DC power connector on HP 5061 and 5065?

John