Yup
I just work them out with needle nose pliers and then a small pair
of side cutters.
It helps if you twist them a bit. They do have a twist on the
through pin.
Jim W7RY
On 12/6/2023 2:06 PM, Bill Leonard N0CU
wrote:
I don't
have the specified punch. I use something like a drill bit to
knock it out about 1/8 inch. Then I use a small wire clipper
to pry it out enough that I can get a small needle nose pliers
under it and then work it out slowly with the pliers.
On Wed, Dec 6, 2023 at
11:29?AM Jerry NY2KW <
josternmd@...>
wrote:
Just
got a AC-4 and the bias line (green wire) is not continuous
from PSU to Cinch pin 9.? I never dealt with Cinch plugs
before but got the datasheet and see replacement part for the
300 series "drive pin".? Does this just get tapped out with a
thin punch?? I don't want to damage the connector and hate to
rewire a new one -- just hoping its an easy solder fix once I
can figure out how to open it.
Jerry NY2KW?
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Thanks and 73, Jim W7RY
