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I have searched my junk box for a plug to make up a lead for this
radio, but nothing I have seems to fit. Does anyone know the exact
specifications for this plug?

Thank you for reading this.

B Whittaker G0MJI

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Does anyone know the exact specifications for this plug?

Thank you for reading this.

B Whittaker G0MJI

Hello,

According to the "FAQ's Document"(available in the files sction)
It is a Coaxial Power Plug - 4.0mm X 1.4mm

Rgds
David

Maplin part no. AR22Y seems to be OK, though this is listed in the
catalog as 4.0mm x 1.7mm. You also need a lead AQ81C. The wire looks
a tad on the thin side for a possible 2 amps transmit, but I haven't
found a source for a plug you can attach your own wire to. Doubtless
the dealers will sell an official Yaesu power lead, which probably
also has a fuse in it.

Julian, G4ILO

It's a 4,00mm x 1,70mm plug. The same plug used by many of the
miniature portable CD players. I just bought a couple yesterday from
RS #274-1532, they fit fine. I only wish I could find a right angle
one though.

73, Bob in the woods of Vermont

On Thu, 17 May 2001 23:28:41 -0000, you wrote about [FT817] Re: FT-817
power lead plug?:

It's a 4,00mm x 1,70mm plug. The same plug used by many of the
miniature portable CD players. I just bought a couple yesterday from
RS #274-1532, they fit fine. I only wish I could find a right angle
one though.

Mouser catalog #601, pg 108,
part 171-3221 right angle, black
part 171-3222 right angle, black with white tip

www.mouser.com

73
Tom K4IIJ

On Thu, 17 May 2001 20:06:45 -0400, I wrote about Re: [FT817] Re:
FT-817 power lead plug?:

On Thu, 17 May 2001 23:28:41 -0000, you wrote about [FT817] Re: FT-817
power lead plug?:

part 171-3222 right angle, black with white tip

Oops, 1.7 x 4.75mm - sorry

www.mouser.com

73
Tom K4IIJ

I used a Radio Shack Adaptaplug adapter that is meant to be used in
conjunction with their power adapters. These types of plug adapters may be
obtained locally for those of you near stores that sell power adaptors. The
Radio Shack Adaptaplugs are right angle adapters with two pins sticking out
that normally would plug into the socket at the end of the DC output cable
on a power adaptor. I carefully soldered my own heavier wire to the two
pins, !!! observing polarity !!!, and taped it up with a good brand of
electrical tape. Heat shrink will also worked well, or you can epoxy it.

A 1.7 X 4.7 mm Adaptaplug to fit the FT-817 is a Radio Shack part number
273-1706. You folks that don't have a Radio Shack available can go on their
web page <> and do a
search for the part number to get an idea of what I am talking about. You
can likely find an equivalent at most any store that sells power adaptors.
In the drawing on the web page the picture looks like there is only one pin
connection but the other pin is behind the one in the foreground.

And no, I don't work for Radio Shack. (I've got questions? They've got
blank stares!)


73,

Charles
WA5VHU

I've had the same problem
WTH is this plug?
david

Thank you for the information David.

Bri G0MJI

Power Plug is 4.0 x 1.7mm
Radio Shack 274-1532 for stateside buyers.

Paul
KB8VWV