Help to id power connector

[zguy1243]

I have just purchased a Interad 9110A VHF/UHF surveillance receiver and I am in need of a power cable for it. It has a interesting looking power cable connection for the AC input. It looks like it locks into place almost like a BNC connector on the outside. These are the photos from Ebay, I don't have the receiver yet it should be here by the end of the week. If anyone can ID this power cable type so I can purchase the right cable that would be great. By the way the radio is a 20-520Mhz surveillance receiver that I think was built somewhere around 2001-2003. If anyone has any info further on the unit that would be great.

Jody

 

[Essexscan]

Seriously nice radio!! I'm looking at the others avail on EBay Here's the Websitefor the Company possibly they could help supply you a power cable. Interad Ltd. Communications Equipment

My hat's off to you on your listening post extremely professional setup and gear. Def Cold War like

 

[datainmotion]

Looks like XLR or mil-type Cannon connector

http://www.odu-usa.com/industrial_connectors/series_200.php

 

[jackj]

It looks like a Cannon connection. When you get it I think you find that the matching cable connector has pins and just plugs in while there is an outer ring that latches onto the shell of the chassis connector with either a 1/4 turn or screw. They came in a lot of different flavors with from 2 to 6 pins. It's hard for my old eyes to make out in the picture but it looks like that one has 3 pins and uses the 1/4 turn locking ring. You should be able to find something on e-bay or at a ham-fest without any trouble.

 

[CalebATC]

Cool!!! You should have fun with that.

 

[K4IHS]

Maybe try this link and contact the company? Interad Ltd. Communications Equipment

 

[zguy1243]

Thanks to all that replied, I just changed the connector on the rear of the radio. Much more simple. Radio is doing great.

Jody