Looking for a XG75 programming cable .
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Programming Cable
- Thread starter jdelorey
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PC Programming Cable Harris Radio CA-023407-001 for XG-25P, XG-75P
<ul> <li>9-Pin Serial Port</li> </ul>
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I purchased one from NLT (New London Technologies) recently brand new for $233 with shipping via USPS First Class Mail.
They have some in stock, used at 1/2 the price: New London Technology Online Store
They have some in stock, used at 1/2 the price: New London Technology Online Store
May 15, 2023 was when I placed the order. They had 8 in stock at the time I purchased one. I did place the order over the phone with them just to confirm that they had it in stock. The part number in their inventory store is: CA-023407-001 and the direct line to them is: (434) 525-0068.
Damn. Whats the deal with the cost of programing cables ?
They have a mostly captive market, and take advantage of the fact....
Capitalism,, Nuff said.
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Harris XGP/XLP Programming Cable by joshutt
All you need is a USB cable, pins from a motorola JEDI connector (or other pogo pins, may need to modify hole size) and a resistor to make the cable. Glue the pins in the holes and you solder a resistor across 2 pins. Please note that hot super glue emits fumes. The screw is a M3-.50x10. You...
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The XG100P/XL series portable programming cables are NOT the same as the XG75P cables.Harris XGP/XLP Programming Cable by joshutt
All you need is a USB cable, pins from a motorola JEDI connector (or other pogo pins, may need to modify hole size) and a resistor to make the cable. Glue the pins in the holes and you solder a resistor across 2 pins. Please note that hot super glue emits fumes. The screw is a M3-.50x10. You...
I am working on a version for the 75P/25P for public release soon but certain challenges need to be overcome first.
Harris Tips and Tricks - W3AXL Wiki
wiki.w3axl.com
This pinout is confirmed working on the XG-100P. The connector may be a different physical size between the 75/100/200 however. I just soldered wires directly to the accessory connector which was enough to enable bluetooth so I could do further programming wirelessly.
I think I answered my own question. The -003 is for keyloading only, right?
Get it while still available - finally a homebrew cable available: Harris XG-75 / P7300 Programming Cable | eBay
That's me making those cables. Should have about a dozen available when they are all built, and will try to do another batch if the demand is there. Also looking at P7100/7200 perhaps as well.
What would wear out?
If you're concerned about it, just buy an OEM one. Problem solved.
If you're concerned about it, just buy an OEM one. Problem solved.
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