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anyone know what the name is for this cord?

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I'm looking for one to buy but I need the name of the plug.
It fits cb radio base stations and such.

thanks



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I think it's called a C13 pc plug. I may be wrong but I think that's it.

Try 2 prong appliance cable in a search engine. Might can match one up.
 
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Probably has an industry-standard name. Don't know where to look it up.

Got lazy for decades, bought them from MCM as a "27-040" cord.

And then MCM got absorbed by Newark/Element 14. Went to buy some for stock a while back, and they never heard of it.

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well i got 3 cb radios that use that end and a few appliences that also use that end so it should be very easy to get
 
search terms: 13.8vdc 2 pin cybernet power cable

Amazon.com: CBK Supply - R2PPC 2-pin 13.8VDC Power Cord ...
www.amazon.com/CBK-Supply-13-8VDC-Montgomery-Radios/dp/B0756JS67P
Buy CBK Supply - R2PPC 2-pin 13.8VDC Power Cord fits Robyn, Royce, and Montgomery Wards Cb Radios: Fixed-mount CB Radios - Amazon.com FREE DELIVERY possible on eligible purchases

CBH2C 2pin PowerCord Bowman Colt GM GeneralElect ... - eBay
www.ebay.com/itm/203296536720
CBH2C 2-pin 13.8VDC power cord for Cybernet-built PLL02A CB Radios. 4th picture is CBJ2C snap-in power jack that a CBH2C cord fits into. Fits JC Penney 981-6218 (see if your unit has small 2-pin power jack).

R2PPC 2-pin 13.8VDC power cord for Robyn, Royce, & Wards ...
www.ebay.com/itm/203198140168
R2PPC 2-pin 13.8VDC power cord for Robyn, Royce, & Wards CB's; 12 Volt DC power cord fits late 1970's made in Japan CB radios; includes inline fuse-holder with 2 Amp fuse appropriate for AM CB's; three feet of red (positive) and black (negative) wire; use 2A fuse for Royce 1-630, 1-635, 1-650, 1-660, 1-675, 1-678, 1-680, 1-682

RM2PPC 2-pin 13.8VDC power cord for Robyn, Royce, & Wards ...
www.ebay.ca/itm/RM2PPC-2-pin-13-8VDC-power-cord-for-Robyn-Royce-Wards-CB-Radios-/203198140168
RM2PPC 2-pin 13.8VDC power cord for Robyn, Royce, & Wards CB's; 12 Volt DC power cord fits late 1970's made in Japan CB radios; includes inline fuse-holder with 2 Amp fuse appropriate for AM CB's; three feet of red (positive) and black (negative) wire; for JRC NRD-525 and JRC NRD-535 radios (change fuse to 3 Amp)

courtesy: duckduckgo.com search engine
(google NOT a search engine since Y2K)
 
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search terms: 13.8vdc 2 pin cybernet power cable

SNIP
Ahemn...


It's for 120VAC, not 13.8VDC...
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Walmart has several variants and they fit the different appliances.
So perhaps the best way to search is to use 2-pin cord for Coffeemaker
Without an appliance - You get this...
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From Walmart but is specific to MAKER of the cord...
Try this search instead ...
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You get a whole slew of them...
Because of the appliance it's used by.​
 
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Ahemn...


It's for 120VAC, not 13.8VDC...
View attachment 47485
Walmart has several variants and they fit the different appliances.
So perhaps the best way to search is to use 2-pin cord for Coffeemaker
Without an appliance - You get this...
View attachment 47486
From Walmart but is specific to MAKER of the cord...
Try this search instead ...
View attachment 47487

You get a whole slew of them...
Because of the appliance it's used by.​
haha,was waitin to see who else seen 13.8 v
 
Found out why they never heard of the 27-040 cord.

Used the wrong part number. Not 'twenty-seven' dash oh-four-oh.

Twenty-three dash 040.

DOH! Measure once, cut twice.

That number produces a return at Newark/Element 14. Says they are out of them. But it shows the "IEC320-7" number on that page.

Just one problem. A glance at the cord they do have on hand, the 23-196 is clearly not the same. Looks as if it would not fit the socket meant for the one with four square corners. The IEC connector is just larger.

But that IEC number is on the 23-040 page.

I guess one good foulup deserves another.

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