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Roy Page
September 13th 05, 01:32 AM
Our King KT76 transponder has gone down, but I have a KT76A !
A friend has advised that a KT76A is a slide in replacement for the KT76.
I doubt that he is correct, but I am sure the knowledgeably guys and gals on
this net will know the answer.

Assuming that I can't use the KT76A I would appreciate any recommendations
for a repair station that does not have $$$ss$$$ for glasses.

Thank all,

Roy
N5804F

Mike Rapoport
September 13th 05, 03:18 AM
No, it is not a slide in replacement. The pinouts are different. You can
simply move the pins if you can borrow the pin extractor tool. The tool is
pretty simple and you could make one or get by without but it is easier with
the tool. See http://www.aeroelectric.com/Installation_Data for the
pinouts.

Mike
MU-2


"Roy Page" > wrote in message
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> Our King KT76 transponder has gone down, but I have a KT76A !
> A friend has advised that a KT76A is a slide in replacement for the KT76.
> I doubt that he is correct, but I am sure the knowledgeably guys and gals
> on this net will know the answer.
>
> Assuming that I can't use the KT76A I would appreciate any recommendations
> for a repair station that does not have $$$ss$$$ for glasses.
>
> Thank all,
>
> Roy
> N5804F
>
>

Mike Ferrer
September 14th 05, 12:33 AM
No, they are not interchangeable. The connectors are different, one is
single sided and the other is double sided, different style of contacts (old
contacts won't fit in new connector), and I'm pretty sure you can't mount a
new connector in the old rack. The good news is that it shouldn't cost that
much to reterminate the wires into a new connector and replace the rack

Mike

"Roy Page" > wrote in message
link.net...
> Our King KT76 transponder has gone down, but I have a KT76A !
> A friend has advised that a KT76A is a slide in replacement for the KT76.
> I doubt that he is correct, but I am sure the knowledgeably guys and gals
on
> this net will know the answer.
>
> Assuming that I can't use the KT76A I would appreciate any recommendations
> for a repair station that does not have $$$ss$$$ for glasses.
>
> Thank all,
>
> Roy
> N5804F
>
>

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