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Does anybody know how this connector is called? Or is it a B&Only connector?
Mine is almost broken off from the cable and i like to have a good connector.
If you read the document that picture comes from, you will know...
http://archivedforum2.beoworld.org/wikis/aerial/aerial-faq.aspx
It's a standard DIN connector, nothing B&O specific. Quite hard to find though, as it hasn't been used much since the 1970's.
--mika
Thanks!
I've googled the image with "300 ohm fm connector".But it's almost the only image on google with this connector.
Seen over 9000 now :)
aymeric:But it's almost the only image on google with this connector.
I must've done something right then
Just to make sure, it's DIN 45316, but it may be useless trying to find it by that name. Just a few days ago, I believe somebody posted a German source for wire antennas with that connector on the forum. It seemed to be a molded connector though, so it might not be too useful if you are trying to repair a rabbit's ear antenna.
I think i've found the answer myself but THANKS :)
I managed to push the 2 pins out of the plastic shell. there is a hole in each one where a cable can be attached through.And you can slide the pins back in :)
This one is done!
Just for the record, with the replacement of the plug, I'm using the very same rabbit ear antenna with a BS2500 with pleasure (of course with a replacement plug).
This is a little piece of evidence for B&O's timeless design and ideology, as this antenna can be connected without any problem to a long later designed B&O system.