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Jon_G4MDC · 23rd Jul 2021, 2:14 pm

I'm not sure that co-ax output was intended to be used apart from when the oscillator was built into a frame such as in the Transmission Measuring Set. There it fed the adjacent MF Output Attenuator.

In normal standalone use wouldn't output be taken via the 4mm sockets at the front?
I think that coax connector is probably a mini Belling Lee - like a scaled down version of the 75 Ohm TV plug. Not all that hard to find and better than modifying an otherwise "mint" unit.

23rd Jul 2021, 2:14 pm	#4
Jon_G4MDC Nonode Join Date: Nov 2015 Location: Welwyn Garden City, Hertfordshire, UK. Posts: 2,015	Re: TF 2100 A.F.Oscillator I'm not sure that co-ax output was intended to be used apart from when the oscillator was built into a frame such as in the Transmission Measuring Set. There it fed the adjacent MF Output Attenuator. In normal standalone use wouldn't output be taken via the 4mm sockets at the front? I think that coax connector is probably a mini Belling Lee - like a scaled down version of the 75 Ohm TV plug. Not all that hard to find and better than modifying an otherwise "mint" unit.