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ARC transponder connector?

 
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PostPosted: Mon Jan 01, 2007 7:51 pm    Post subject: ARC transponder connector? Reply with quote

I recently purchased a Cessna/ARC RT-459A transponder off eBay. It came with tray and connector, but the wires were cut off flush with the connector back, making it impossible to splice in. Anyone know what type connector the 359-459-859 series transponders use? And perhaps where the sockets might be available? Anyone perhaps done some kind of conversion to a DB-25 connector and wnat to tell how? Or should I just go to an avionics shop and ask them to make me up a half harness?

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Andy Elliott, Mesa, AZ
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PostPosted: Mon Jan 01, 2007 11:44 pm    Post subject: Re: ARC transponder connector? Reply with quote

Andy,
I have a 359A and wired a cable direct from the circuit bd. to a DB25 connector for an SSD120 encoder.

This has been verified by a TCAS aircraft as working correctly but not been installed / ramp tested yet.

SSD120 RT359A

6 11 strobe
15, 1 gnd
8, 14 9 +ve

2 14 a1
3 13 a2
4 15 a4
5 19 b1
9 17 b2
10 16 b4
11 21 c1
13 18 c2
12 20 c4

If your encoder is an AK-350, do not connect pin 1 or pin 14, the others are as for SSD120 encoder connections.

I got the pinouts from the net and cessna manuals

Hope you can find a connector, they are rare. my FBO told me its OK to fit my own connector, but I think the avionics signoff will have the final say if it ever gets that far.

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PostPosted: Mon Jan 01, 2007 11:56 pm    Post subject: Re: ARC transponder connector? Reply with quote

to make it clear pins 15,1 on the ssd120 go to gnd
pins 8,14 go to pin 9 on RT359A

Also I missed the +12v aircraft pwr goes to RT359 22

for 12V theres a jumper connecting pins 23, 8

By the look of the page I printed, it came off the aeroelectric connection data

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