The separate power supply is re-capped and functional.
Dave1138 did me a favor and checked the radio/phono
chassis, and said it has a good chance to work with a
re-cap. So, I'll do that later this month.
What I want to do is wire an RCA jack to the phono
input plug, so I can plug in a record changer, CD, et cetera.
I have the original 3 prong male phono plug, but the V-M
changer is missing.
Looking at the phono input diagram, I think one connection
probably went to the changer tonearm or base.
Would someone post their diagram of how to do the new wiring ?
Thanks !
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Audio Input Wiring ? 1954 Sears 4048 Radio Phono
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Re: Audio Input Wiring ? 1954 Sears 4048 Radio Phono
RCA jack ground goes to bottom and right pins on the diagram. Signal (RCA plug center pin)goes to left pin.
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Re: Audio Input Wiring ? 1954 Sears 4048 Radio Phono
Yes, I understand the diagram.
It looks like I will have to figure out how to
connect 2 pieces of shielded wire into the
holes of those 2 pins, once cleared of solder.
It looks like I will have to figure out how to
connect 2 pieces of shielded wire into the
holes of those 2 pins, once cleared of solder.
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