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Matthew Chao <[log in to unmask]>
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Fri, 30 Jan 2015 14:41:21 -0500
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The control head uses an RJ45 cable/connector to the main body.  At 
the other end of the radio itself is a Molex (I think that's what 
it's called) connector which in turn plugs into a cable going to 
either a 12VDC connection a.k.a. battery or a base power 
supply.  Believe the control head activates a relay which turns on 
the radio.  Hope this helps.--Matt, N1IBB.

At 01:51 PM 1/30/2015 -0330, you wrote:
>Hi all:=20
>
>I know there's a couple of TS-480SAT users on the list so I gotta =
>question about the remote head.=20
>How does it receive its power if you have the 2 units separated? Is =
>there a separate power connecter that you plug into the 12 volt =
>accessory plug in the car?=20
>Perhaps there's just enough voltage carried over the cable with the =
>RJ-11 cable to power the head? Is this how all the sep kits work =
>including the Icom IC-706?=20
>
>73:=20
>Mike DE VO1AX=20

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