But you won't want to unless you have a pretty good setup for SMD work.There isn't a part number for -just- the clip.
There is a part number for the entire connector:
E40-6558-05
You can order them here:
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Kenwood NX-700K No Power-on Issue
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The idea was that he buys the entire connector, since that's as close as we can get, and cannibalize the clip off to replace the missing one.
Thank you all for your replies, you've been very helpful and I couldn't have "git 'er done" without your help!
Being in Canada, I don't really have access to cheap parts and everything is hard to find and/or on backorder, 3x more expensive on average, including shipping costs. I will wing it with the current connectors and tape solution.
That being said, the NX-700K has had another surprise in store for me that has me dumbfounded... for which I'll start a new thread, as not to make this one uselessly long. Long story short, I programmed it to conventional analog channels with KPG-111D "lab patch" and it's acting like the antenna is disconnected, even when it's not. Only very close and very strong signals come in, like from my VHF portables.
Being a newbie to configuring and fixing old radios, I'm learning new things every day. This forum is great!
Being in Canada, I don't really have access to cheap parts and everything is hard to find and/or on backorder, 3x more expensive on average, including shipping costs. I will wing it with the current connectors and tape solution.
That being said, the NX-700K has had another surprise in store for me that has me dumbfounded... for which I'll start a new thread, as not to make this one uselessly long. Long story short, I programmed it to conventional analog channels with KPG-111D "lab patch" and it's acting like the antenna is disconnected, even when it's not. Only very close and very strong signals come in, like from my VHF portables.
Being a newbie to configuring and fixing old radios, I'm learning new things every day. This forum is great!
Here is the other thread :
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Kenwood NX-700K : Extremely Poor Reception On Conventional Analog
Hello again everyone, As an update to my previous thread about the NX-700K I accidentally received (instead of a TK-7180) with the wrong control head on it, I managed to get the proper NX-series control head from the same eBay seller and now the radio powers on! Original issue thread ...
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If that's all it is, then that would actually be good news. I'm pretty good with a soldering iron!
Any idea of which connector is likely in need of re-soldering or replacing? Antenna connector?
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You need a hot air station to replace that connector for the display ribbon.
We don't need two threads to discuss this radio. Please refer to the other thread.
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