4 conductor miniature phone plug
4 conductor miniature phone plug
I could use a few 4 conductor miniature phone plugs. Does anyone know where I might find some?<p>Thanks<p>[ January 03, 2004: Message edited by: cato ]</p>
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Re: 4 conductor miniature phone plug
you need to clairify your question... phone plugs?<p>you mean the RJ types? like from a telephone?
theose you canget almost anywhere.
. like radio shack get cable / ends or some already made up...<p>let us know
theose you canget almost anywhere.
. like radio shack get cable / ends or some already made up...<p>let us know
Re: 4 conductor miniature phone plug
Hi cato.
Do you mean the RJ22 used on telephone handsets ?
Miguel
Do you mean the RJ22 used on telephone handsets ?
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Re: 4 conductor miniature phone plug
Thanks for responding. No, I mean a phone plug, like at the end of the wire on walkman head phones. Only the one I need has 4 circuits or sections, not just 3.<p>The MP-435 on the site below is close to what I'm looking for. However, the site is in French, I can't figure out how to get at a price and I don't want to pay shipping from where ever International Dialing code 33 is. Additionally, I may need a more conical or tapered shape on the grabby part at the point where it meets the probe.<p>http://www.planete-composants.com/conne ... _male.html<p>[ January 04, 2004: Message edited by: cato ]</p>
Re: 4 conductor miniature phone plug
Interesting, cato. Never seen that one before. <p>If fits the need and cannot find it anywhere else, I would send them a credit card fax order with specific instructions to MAIL the part in an envelope. Extra cost will be insignificant and you will get your part.
Miguel
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Re: 4 conductor miniature phone plug
The only time I've ever seen more than a 3-conductor phone plug was a 4-conductor version of a 1/4" phone plug (tip, 2 rings and sleeve) used on an Ampex Micro14 portable cassette recorder, the extra two conductors used for the pause switch on the microphone.<p>If you need 4 conductors in a small space but aren't slaved to the 3.5mm format, try a Lemo connector.<p>Dean
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Re: 4 conductor miniature phone plug
i never seen such a thing either..except something simmelar to a stubby 1/4" type plug
used on head sets for helecoptor or
military air craft.
used on head sets for helecoptor or
military air craft.
Re: 4 conductor miniature phone plug
<blockquote><font size="1" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">quote:</font><hr><p>If you need 4 conductors in a small space but aren't slaved to the 3.5mm format, try a Lemo connector.<p>[/QB]<hr></blockquote><p>
Thanks. I'm trying to interface to a Yaesu VX-7R. They picked the connector. I'didn't.<p>[ January 05, 2004: Message edited by: cato ]</p>
Thanks. I'm trying to interface to a Yaesu VX-7R. They picked the connector. I'didn't.<p>[ January 05, 2004: Message edited by: cato ]</p>
Re: 4 conductor miniature phone plug
Well the supplemental info clears the situation a bit more.. All of the connections might not be of need to you if you are making an interface connection/mod…e.g. like WIRES adaption.
Check these supplied URL’s and see if they are of any help to you. And then of course theres always the big sugar daddy on the end. Also check out MFJ Enterprises as they might have added it to some of their accessory cable lines(with connector).<p>http://www.mods.dk/mods.php3?model=vx-7r&radio=yaesu <p>http://www.mods.dk/mods.php3?radio=yaes ... =2879#2879
Connector mod<p>http://home.comcast.net/~sllewd/vx7rhardware.htm <p>http://www.universal-radio.com/catalog/ht/0777wire.html [WIRES] info<p>http://www.yaesu.com/<p>73's de Edd
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Check these supplied URL’s and see if they are of any help to you. And then of course theres always the big sugar daddy on the end. Also check out MFJ Enterprises as they might have added it to some of their accessory cable lines(with connector).<p>http://www.mods.dk/mods.php3?model=vx-7r&radio=yaesu <p>http://www.mods.dk/mods.php3?radio=yaes ... =2879#2879
Connector mod<p>http://home.comcast.net/~sllewd/vx7rhardware.htm <p>http://www.universal-radio.com/catalog/ht/0777wire.html [WIRES] info<p>http://www.yaesu.com/<p>73's de Edd
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Re: 4 conductor miniature phone plug
Four wire 3.5mm phone jacks (that is Body, Ring 1, Ring 2, Tip as compared with regular stereo types with Body, Ring, Tip) are used on Yaesu VHF handheld two way ham radios such as the VX-1R. Try a Yaesu dealer (search Google)or any ham radio supply house. I got some mail order ($1.50 each) from the USA a couple of years ago but can't remember who from, but they do exist!<p>Good hunting!
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Re: 4 conductor miniature phone plug
Dudes, your killin' me man... <p>Of course I can buy the $11 cable from Yaesu and the assorted other connectors that would be required to connect to the $11 cable. What I'm tryin' to do is avoid that and build a custom cable that does what I need in one unit.<p>Ja -<p>Thanks for the encouragement....(If tellin' me YOU had to order the connectors from the other side of the planet is encouragment)....but your just teasin' me man.... ...<p>Actually the connector I need has a threaded portion..... it mates with the jack and screws to the radio to form a sealed connection that can't be pulled out...<p>so.... back to your catalogs and web browsing! <p>(But really, thanks for your replies and efforts)<p>3333333<p>[ January 07, 2004: Message edited by: cato ]<p>[ January 07, 2004: Message edited by: cato ]</p>
Re: 4 conductor miniature phone plug
Cato:
With ONLY your Yaesu reference….niiiice unit…. I hopefully sent more data than I thought you would need, but with some supplemental info I thought that might interest you. Within the context of the prior supplied third URL down , the sourcing of a connector from Mouser is referenced.
On the second URL at its very end …if the plug had to be mod a bit as shown, hopefully a better looking unit could be produced by chucking the tip end in a Var speed electric drill and dressing it down lathe style with a Dremel motor tool with a cut off wheel and a final dressing with a fine mill file.
As for your mentioning of your OEM plugs hilt having a couple spirals of coarse threading ….never seen that before on Ham or consumer products. Some device specific aerospace equipment I was involved with..…yes. <p>
Mouser Electronics in Mansfield, Tx…(Ft Werth I luv yew)
Stocks the ~$1.50 units
3.5 and the smaller 2.5 millipeeter dia units:
http://www.mouser.com/catalog/616/614.pdf
Mouser Catalog page DGS Product Line<p>http://www.mouser.com/catalog/specsheets/0417187.pdf
3.5 mm Da Da Sheet<p>http://www.mouser.com/catalog/specsheets/104853.pdf
2.5 mm Da Da Sheet<p>Tower Electronics in Green Bay Wisconsin
Only shows the hi dollar plug and cable assembly
http://www.pl-259.com/page3.html
30th item down<p>73's de Edd
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<p>[ January 09, 2004: Message edited by: Edd Whatley ]</p>
With ONLY your Yaesu reference….niiiice unit…. I hopefully sent more data than I thought you would need, but with some supplemental info I thought that might interest you. Within the context of the prior supplied third URL down , the sourcing of a connector from Mouser is referenced.
On the second URL at its very end …if the plug had to be mod a bit as shown, hopefully a better looking unit could be produced by chucking the tip end in a Var speed electric drill and dressing it down lathe style with a Dremel motor tool with a cut off wheel and a final dressing with a fine mill file.
As for your mentioning of your OEM plugs hilt having a couple spirals of coarse threading ….never seen that before on Ham or consumer products. Some device specific aerospace equipment I was involved with..…yes. <p>
Mouser Electronics in Mansfield, Tx…(Ft Werth I luv yew)
Stocks the ~$1.50 units
3.5 and the smaller 2.5 millipeeter dia units:
http://www.mouser.com/catalog/616/614.pdf
Mouser Catalog page DGS Product Line<p>http://www.mouser.com/catalog/specsheets/0417187.pdf
3.5 mm Da Da Sheet<p>http://www.mouser.com/catalog/specsheets/104853.pdf
2.5 mm Da Da Sheet<p>Tower Electronics in Green Bay Wisconsin
Only shows the hi dollar plug and cable assembly
http://www.pl-259.com/page3.html
30th item down<p>73's de Edd
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<p>[ January 09, 2004: Message edited by: Edd Whatley ]</p>
Re: 4 conductor miniature phone plug
Thanks for the extra effort Ed. That Tower electronics unit looks interesting..but $11 gee wiz.... guess I'm off to AES in the morning to get the Yaesu cable.... I sure hope this Packet stuff is all its cracket up to be.<p>Yeah... the VX-7R is a nice radio on paper, and even in real life to some degree.... but its full of quirks and software oversites that are drivin' me to distraction. For example, there doesn't seem to be a way to erase a channel once its programmed. You can overwrite it of course, but there doesn't seem to be away to make it blank so that it shows up as an available channel during the programming process.<p>3333333
Re: 4 conductor miniature phone plug
Hey! You guys forget about me? These connectors ain't gonna find themselves! <p>By the way, I have now seen molded versions of the connectors on those tiny earphone/microphone deals they sell for hands free cell phone operation....so, if you have broken sets feel free to cut the cables off and send them to me.<p>On a side note, The other end of the $11 cable I broke down and bought last weekend (CT-91 for those following along in the play book) wants to mate with two other mini audio plugs...They are two different sizes (so you don't plug the mic where the speaker is supposed to go I guess). One carries a probe diameter dimension of 3.5(greek letter phi(I think)). The other one is one carries a probe diameter dimension of 2.5 phi(I think). I'm assuming these are millimeter measurements. My friendly neighborhood RadioShack only seems to have these things dimensioned in english measures, I forget what they were.... like 3/32 i think...<p>Are these the same size as the metric units or are there slight differences?<p>[ January 16, 2004: Message edited by: cato ]</p>
Re: 4 conductor miniature phone plug
<<Hey! You guys forget about me? These connectors ain't gonna find themselves! >>
Nope...just ignoring you.... :p
You have found the R.S. mating connectors already then. The 3.5...yes..millipeters.... is rounded off to 1/8 inch and commonly classified as a miniature size. The smaller 2.5 mm size is rounded to 3/32 nds and is classified as a subminiature size.
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Nope...just ignoring you.... :p
You have found the R.S. mating connectors already then. The 3.5...yes..millipeters.... is rounded off to 1/8 inch and commonly classified as a miniature size. The smaller 2.5 mm size is rounded to 3/32 nds and is classified as a subminiature size.
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