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Granitehill · 26th Jun 2020, 6:46 pm

Dredging the memory from 50 years ago....

The crimped-on clip on the cord has two "ears". They will match two cutouts in the handset if you rotate the clip through about 45 degrees. Can't remember if CW or CCW.
When the clip lines up with the cutouts, pull, and the cord should come out quite easily (the flexibility in the cord allows the rotation, best tool is a pair of "81s"

26th Jun 2020, 6:46 pm	#2
Granitehill Tetrode Join Date: Mar 2019 Location: York, North Yorkshire, UK. Posts: 95	Re: Removing curly cord from receiver Dredging the memory from 50 years ago.... The crimped-on clip on the cord has two "ears". They will match two cutouts in the handset if you rotate the clip through about 45 degrees. Can't remember if CW or CCW. When the clip lines up with the cutouts, pull, and the cord should come out quite easily (the flexibility in the cord allows the rotation, best tool is a pair of "81s" __________________ John G4FDD G-QRP 431