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Have you tried plugging in an antenna and turning it on and listen to what
you can receive?
Idle curiosity?

jim

"Jim Morris" wrote in message
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Have you tried plugging in an antenna and turning it on and listen to what
you can receive?
Idle curiosity?

jim


Hi Jim,

Lowtech solution eh? :-)

I would have done that, but for two things.

1) I have no idea where to connect either power of antenna
2) I have no idea of the voltage specs.

Before everyone tells me I'm an incompetant twit, I do know a thing or two
about electronics...it's a hobby, but the problem is that there are two
Cannon connectors on the back of the unit, one with 9 pins and 4 coax type
connectors and another with 13 pins and 3 coax type connectors.
Both these cannon connectors are almost exactly the same size as a standard
DB25 printer port on a PC, except for their strange pins.

From the design of the unit, it's pretty clear that it is supposed to slide
into a tray in a panel.

Anyway, I'm at a loss....

Cheers,
-c.