Greetings,
Just wonder if anyone can identify the following McMurdo (Australia) connector from the 70s? I am looking for a second connector to interface an old broadcast preamp. It has 23 pins with 'McM Australia' embossed on the pin side and 'McMurdo England' on the cover.
http://i16.photobucket.com/albums/b17/l ... C01413.jpg
If anyone has one available I would be most interested.
Cheers,
Stephen
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Unusual McMurdo connector
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What Brand Broadcast gear ?
I'll look at my transmitter site. I have a collection of obscure connectors there
I'll look at my transmitter site. I have a collection of obscure connectors there
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Alastair;
While you're on the case: would you happen to have any female McMurdo's, twin row 24-pin "Blue Range', as found on AWA modular gear? I found a distributor for the Red range, strangely working out of a country estate in England, but the Blue seems harder to trac.
Appreciate it
Milo
While you're on the case: would you happen to have any female McMurdo's, twin row 24-pin "Blue Range', as found on AWA modular gear? I found a distributor for the Red range, strangely working out of a country estate in England, but the Blue seems harder to trac.
Appreciate it
Milo
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