Sears SSB Power Connector

[Justin B.]

Hi! Does anybody know what kind of power connector is used on this radio? It looks like it could be a Molex but I'm not sure.

73,

 

[nomadradio]

Is this the one with six pins?

73

 

[Smokinone]

I think the mobile/base had 2 different cords, if that's what you're referring to, one for 12V DC and one for 120V AC...like the JC Penny radios. Hard to find.

 

[doffo]

The 23 channel SSB base/mobile radio and the Slant Face SSB/mobile radio had that 6 pin like Smokinone mentioned. Out of all the SSB Sears radios I have, the AC cord was more common. I think I only ever had ONE DC 6 pin connector. I ended up wiring directly to the board inside on some of them.

 

[danmcclain]

Hi! Does anybody know what kind of power connector is used on this radio? It looks like it could be a Molex but I'm not sure.

73,

Below is my dc power cord for the Sears SSB

 

[danmcclain]

Below is my dc power cord for the Sears SSB

The ac plug would be the same configured for 115v ac...

 

[Justin B.]

Yeah, that's the critter. Right now I just have slipped individual connector pins on but a "real" connector would be nice.

73,

 

[danmcclain]

Yeah, that's the critter. Right now I just have slipped individual connector pins on but a "real" connector would be nice.

73,

Make me a decent offer for my dc cord... Don't know why bought the radio in the first place...

 

[Smokinone]

The 23 channel SSB base/mobile radio and the Slant Face SSB/mobile radio had that 6 pin like Smokinone mentioned. Out of all the SSB Sears radios I have, the AC cord was more common. I think I only ever had ONE DC 6 pin connector. I ended up wiring directly to the board inside on some of them.

Yep, I had 1 AC cord for one of the radios, and the second I added wires internally for one, and then used some butt connectors to the external plug for the other.
Works OK, just looks a little funny.