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Fred[_4_]
June 17th 08, 02:12 AM
I am looking for the wiring specs on an older Becker radio. I can't
find a model number, but I will describe it and see if anyone can
identify it.

It has one display LCD for the frequency. On the bottom left edge
there is a control that can click through 4 stored frequencies and
then one position for setting the freq. with the control on the lower
right side of the radio. The on/off/volume is on the upper left side
and the upper right corner is labeled "Store".

If anyone knows the model is there anyone that would have the wiring
specs, especially the connections for the mics.

Thanks,
Fred Blair
Houston, Tx

DRN
June 17th 08, 02:20 AM
On Jun 16, 9:12 pm, Fred > wrote:
> I am looking for the wiring specs on an older Becker radio. I can't
> find a model number, but I will describe it and see if anyone can
> identify it.
>
> It has one display LCD for the frequency. On the bottom left edge
> there is a control that can click through 4 stored frequencies and
> then one position for setting the freq. with the control on the lower
> right side of the radio. The on/off/volume is on the upper left side
> and the upper right corner is labeled "Store".
>
> If anyone knows the model is there anyone that would have the wiring
> specs, especially the connections for the mics.
>
> Thanks,
> Fred Blair
> Houston, Tx

That would be a Becker AR3201.
Try the Becker (USA and Germany) web sites.
Don't know if I can lay my hands on the wiring documentation,
email me offline if you can't find it online and I'll go dig...

Best Regards, Dave "YO electric"

Steve Leonard[_2_]
June 17th 08, 02:35 AM
On Jun 16, 8:12*pm, Fred > wrote:
> I am looking for the wiring specs on an older Becker radio. *I can't
> find a model number, but I will describe it and see if anyone can
> identify it.
>
> It has one display LCD for the frequency. *On the bottom left edge
> there is a control that can click through 4 stored frequencies and
> then one position for setting the freq. with the control on the lower
> right side of the radio. *The on/off/volume is on the upper left side
> and the upper right corner is labeled "Store".
>
> If anyone knows the model is there anyone that would have the wiring
> specs, especially the connections for the mics.
>
> Thanks,
> Fred Blair
> Houston, Tx

Hi Fred,

Yes, as Dave said, it is a Becker 3201. If you go to Wings and
Wheels, at the bottom of the index, left side, there is a "Useful
Information" section. In there, you will find the wiring diagram for
the 3201.

Steve Leonard
Wichita, KS

Tim Mara
June 17th 08, 03:52 AM
the wiring diagrams as well as the installation manual for this and other
common glider radios are on my website page
http://www.wingsandwheels.com/useful.htm
tim
Please visit the Wings & Wheels website at www.wingsandwheels.com

"Fred" > wrote in message
...
>I am looking for the wiring specs on an older Becker radio. I can't
> find a model number, but I will describe it and see if anyone can
> identify it.
>
> It has one display LCD for the frequency. On the bottom left edge
> there is a control that can click through 4 stored frequencies and
> then one position for setting the freq. with the control on the lower
> right side of the radio. The on/off/volume is on the upper left side
> and the upper right corner is labeled "Store".
>
> If anyone knows the model is there anyone that would have the wiring
> specs, especially the connections for the mics.
>
> Thanks,
> Fred Blair
> Houston, Tx

Tim Mara
June 17th 08, 03:53 AM
I now have the complete installation manual for the 3201 and others on this
page
http://www.wingsandwheels.com/useful.htm
best regards
Tim
Please visit the Wings & Wheels website at www.wingsandwheels.com

"Steve Leonard" > wrote in message
...
On Jun 16, 8:12 pm, Fred > wrote:
> I am looking for the wiring specs on an older Becker radio. I can't
> find a model number, but I will describe it and see if anyone can
> identify it.
>
> It has one display LCD for the frequency. On the bottom left edge
> there is a control that can click through 4 stored frequencies and
> then one position for setting the freq. with the control on the lower
> right side of the radio. The on/off/volume is on the upper left side
> and the upper right corner is labeled "Store".
>
> If anyone knows the model is there anyone that would have the wiring
> specs, especially the connections for the mics.
>
> Thanks,
> Fred Blair
> Houston, Tx

Hi Fred,

Yes, as Dave said, it is a Becker 3201. If you go to Wings and
Wheels, at the bottom of the index, left side, there is a "Useful
Information" section. In there, you will find the wiring diagram for
the 3201.

Steve Leonard
Wichita, KS

Sarah Anderson[_2_]
June 17th 08, 04:15 AM
Take a look at the mic. jumper setting before you connect a dynamic mic to
the ar3201. If it is "carbon", that would be bad for the mic. element.
Don't ask me how I know.

Sarah


Fred wrote:
> I am looking for the wiring specs on an older Becker radio. I can't
> find a model number, but I will describe it and see if anyone can
> identify it.
>
> It has one display LCD for the frequency. On the bottom left edge
> there is a control that can click through 4 stored frequencies and
> then one position for setting the freq. with the control on the lower
> right side of the radio. The on/off/volume is on the upper left side
> and the upper right corner is labeled "Store".
>
> If anyone knows the model is there anyone that would have the wiring
> specs, especially the connections for the mics.
>
> Thanks,
> Fred Blair
> Houston, Tx

Fred[_4_]
June 17th 08, 09:28 PM
On Jun 16, 9:53*pm, "Tim Mara" > wrote:
> I now have the complete installation manual for the 3201 and others on this
> pagehttp://www.wingsandwheels.com/useful.htm
> best regards
> Tim
> Please visit the Wings & Wheels website atwww.wingsandwheels.com
>
> "Steve Leonard" > wrote in message
>
> ...
> On Jun 16, 8:12 pm, Fred > wrote:
>
>
>
> > I am looking for the wiring specs on an older Becker radio. I can't
> > find a model number, but I will describe it and see if anyone can
> > identify it.
>
> > It has one display LCD for the frequency. On the bottom left edge
> > there is a control that can click through 4 stored frequencies and
> > then one position for setting the freq. with the control on the lower
> > right side of the radio. The on/off/volume is on the upper left side
> > and the upper right corner is labeled "Store".
>
> > If anyone knows the model is there anyone that would have the wiring
> > specs, especially the connections for the mics.
>
> > Thanks,
> > Fred Blair
> > Houston, Tx
>
> Hi Fred,
>
> Yes, as Dave said, it is a Becker 3201. *If you go to Wings and
> Wheels, at the bottom of the index, left side, there is a "Useful
> Information" section. *In there, you will find the wiring diagram for
> the 3201.
>
> Steve Leonard
> Wichita, KS

Thanks to everyone with the excellent information. I knew I would
find it on Rec.aviation.soaring and then on WingsandWheels.
Fred

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