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I agree with Bill. Crimped connections can last much longer. Solder joints tend to concentrate flexing in a very small area. Don't use solder where any flexing is at all is expected. Use the proper

Using solder for any wire that flexes frequently is not a good idea.? The solder will make the wire brittle and it will break over time.? Proper crimping is much better and is the professional

I have a Kenwood TS-590sg and recently acquired a Dentron GLA-1000 amp.? Needing to interface these two devices. So.. if someone has a cable that would work.. or a connection diagram I could use to

Looks like the right one to me. Make sure you put the proper pins into the housing. The pins themselves are male and female. The pins on the radio side are the male pins. The pins on the power

Thanks everyone for the replies. (I posted in a few groups so you may not have seen any discussion.) I asked the seller for more information on the eBay item and after getting his reply, I ordered

HI Donald, If you're not going to use it with an original radio directly, why don't you cut it off and put the Anderson Powerpole directly onto the lead out of the power supply. You could chop it off

I think I got a hit: https://www.ebay.com/itm/153908375430 Look at the 2nd picture down, which is from the connector to connector side. The third picture is where the wires go into the pin from the

I think I located one on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Molex-3-Complete-Set-Connector/dp/B075R4RWV7 that looks to me like the same one in your picture. --see attached, your picture, and the

Bob . . . Thanks. That tells me I can search for Icom in my search for a 6-pin Molex connector (it does appear to be a Molex used on the older Icoms, not the newer 4-pin type they have on the 7300

I've had three Kenwoods and two Icoms that all used the same connector. Here's the back of an Icom... [image: image.png] wrote:

Just to be sure we're all on the same page here, this is not the connector that is on the end of the power cable from the power supply. It is the one that would be in the back of the radio. I plan to

Bob . . . I do not have a Kenwood radio. This will be used for Icom and possibly other brands but right now, no Kenwood radio. As far as I can tell, the one I linked to on Amazon matches the photo I

Look at the picture and the back of your radio closely. Make sure the "half moons" are properly located. In case you're not familiar, two pins are pos and two pins are neg. Bob W4JFA

I may have found one for less, a pair of matching ones but it looks like it has the correct female. Can someone verify this is the matching

See attached photo. This is for anyone who is good at looking up connectors out of the many available. I bought a Kenwood PS-30 power supply today at a hamfest and want to find the matching

Thanks for your remarks. Indeed, we should share our knowledge and resources, for the good of the amateur community. God Bless

Will do. You can help others too, by sharing it .

Here are some updates , including some missing pages. https://www.jvgavila.com/man_ham/rtx/rtx_manual.htm enjoy

Some of the things in this apply to other brands of vintage radios, too. Maybe post it to the vintage amateur radio restoration group as well? Donald

This service manual by Kenwood shows typical faults and servicing aid to many vintage rigs. It was downloaded from Kenwood Italy. No longer available on their website.