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The Yaesu Original CT-39A Packet Interface Cable is a high-quality, genuine accessory designed for seamless connectivity with various Yaesu transceivers featuring a 6-pin mini DIN data jack. Compatible with models like FT-450D, FT-8800R, and more, this cable ensures reliable data transmission and comes with essential pin out information for straightforward installation.
Brand | YAESU |
Connector Type | Mini Din 6-pin |
Cable Type | USB |
Compatible Devices | Yaesu Amateur radio transceivers |
Special Feature | Data Jack |
Recommended Uses For Product | Amateur radio data transmission |
Color | Black |
Connector Gender | Male-to-Male |
Shape | Round |
Number of Pins | 6 |
Unit Count | 1 Count |
Item Weight | 2.4 ounces |
Model Name | CT-39A |
Specification Met | CE, FCC, RoHS |
Indoor/Outdoor Usage | Outdoor, Indoor |
Number of Items | 1 |
Package Type | protective packaging |
Manufacturer | Yaesu |
UPC | 788026080427 788026054091 |
Product Dimensions | 6 x 2 x 2 inches |
Item model number | CT-39A |
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
Manufacturer Part Number | CT-39A |
Special Features | Data Jack |
G**N
It is what it is
It's a Yaesu CT-39. Not much more to say, new, works, USPO didn't thrash it enroute. What more can I ask
梅**之
数少ない、mini DINケーブル
アマチュア無線機とTNCを接続させるケーブルです。無線機のマイク、スピーカー端子とTNCのmini DIN6pinコネクタを接続させています。
H**S
Exactly what I expected for an OEM cable assembly
I'll add a photo later. I'm not adept at jockeying pics from the smartphone to my personal engineering workstation, on which I'm writing this review. Anyway, ...Yup, there's an extra black insulated conductor. Take a closer look at where those two black wires disappear in the overall jacket. One of 'em is the drain wire with shrink tube over it. It connects to something on the annulus (outside edge) of the extruded cable. The other black wire joins the five other colored conductors, and appears on the mini-DIN connector as the pin under the red and yellow pins. The drain is electrically continuous to the metal housing on the DIN connector. I'm gonna go with "overall shield".OK, so the individual conductors aren't individually shielded. I wouldn't expect them to be. First, there aren't any differential signal pairs. Second, the audio and digital signals are mutually exclusive in either mode, and again in receive/transmit operations. Only one or two at most signals are active at the same time, and one of those is the PTT signal, so I'm personally not shook up about that.Oh yeah, that molded strain relief on the end with the flying leads. Thanks, saves me the messing around to do my own that's fancier than a single knot inside the connector housing.
ニ**キ
無線機に使用しています。
思った通りの商品です。満足しています。
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