14-05-2022, 09:08 AM
The two-pin one, I suspect the type shown in the photo, was certainly in use during WW2 in some of the equipment I am interested in, parts of H2S radar!
They were used internally to connect 24v to the blower motor (more correctly, to the suppressor unit which then fed the blower motor) used in the main display unit to cool the L.O. klystron, and in the transmitter to cool the magnetron.
I have previously searched the documentation to find a part number or other reference, to no avail.
The socket on the suppressor unit has a retaining ring with spring fingers to grip the plug body and prevent it inadvertently detaching.
Andy
They were used internally to connect 24v to the blower motor (more correctly, to the suppressor unit which then fed the blower motor) used in the main display unit to cool the L.O. klystron, and in the transmitter to cool the magnetron.
I have previously searched the documentation to find a part number or other reference, to no avail.
The socket on the suppressor unit has a retaining ring with spring fingers to grip the plug body and prevent it inadvertently detaching.
Andy
