Here it is… buried. I can’t reach it. Looks like I grabbed the cable. To wire it up, it would just need 12 volts. You could add an on/off switch. And I’ve converted many old radios to “guitar amps”. So wiring into an existing unit isn’t that hard to do.
I am sure it could be wired up.. I was just saying as far as plug and play they were specific radios from the factory..
I remember back then several parts guys had NOS microphones for $10. I guess I should have bought one.
I know. Thanks I used it to put Bluetooth in my charger
That's a 7 pin Din connector. Quite common.
Ok so they sell these “blanks”??? that’s a cable shown.. I remember Greg Ward saying they were difficult to find and he was the mopar radio guy…
You need the male part I believe. The female part of the connection is usually on the radio.
Good electronics supply shops should have something very similar down at component level for someone who is keen.
The plug blank is the female end the radio has the male end with the pins sticking out unless since this whole piece goes in it’s considered the female plug... I wonder why people post looking for this piece if it’s still made today.. I don’t f with radios as I enjoyed listening to the engines in my cars…
That specific piece may be hard to come by. The plug, both male and female, are still available. Look at the photos in the first post. The male is on the microphone and the female is in the recorder. I don't know why they would need a 7 pin but they used it and it apparently worked. I bet there are a couple pins not used but just a guess.
The mic plugs into the recorder right above the “Dodge” on the face.. The unit itself has a place to plug in a cable and that cable runs up to the back of the radio itself.. That is where this plug/cap I showed goes when a radio that had that option but was not used…
You wouldn’t happen to know why the picture I posted was removed, would you? I mean, you could see the cable that everyone is referring to. Hmmmm.
I see that a picture is not available, but even I cannot see what it is. I will try and find out.
I can't see it. Post it again.
I got a different angle. Unfortunately I can’t reach it without moving a 440 on an engine stand and other crap.
Sometimes pictures don't stick when you think you've posted them....size can be a factor.
It was there last night. I only asked because it said a moderator edited it. It wasn’t a great pic. I’ll see if I can dig it out and get a better picture of the unit and the attaching cable. Things like that used to pop up in the 80’s in the junkyards.Sometimes pictures don't stick when you think you've posted them....size can be a factor.
