Which cable was originally used by John Curl?

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#1
Dear all,

merry Christas!

I found this forum by accident. 😉 In Germany nobody can answer my question...

I own 3 devices developed by John Curl: JC 1, JC 2, ML 9. I want to know which cable was originally used. Probably it was Cinch with RG Coax?

Thank you in advance!

Kind regards
Gerd
 
#2
What connectors does your equipment have?
That solves half your question.

As of the second half, let the Man answer by himself, but I guess any decent normal cable will do.

His stuff is competently designed (and then some 🙂 ) so I expect all outputs to be fully buffered, that makes the cable task much easier.
As of inputs ... let´s wait for the authoritative answer 🙂
 
#3
Hey JMFahey, thanks for your answer! 🙂

The JC-1 and JC-2 have RCA connectors and the ML-9 has CAMAC connectors. I am concerned with the time around 1972 when the devices were developed. I would like to recreate the "historical chain". Were RG coaxial cables or others used at that time? I guess only John Curl will know for sure.

KR
Gerd
 
#4
JC-2 & LNP2 use Swichcraft RCA, JC1AC has CAMAC.in early days ML use RG cables.ML6 era use Swiss made pure silver cable.later swiched to Japan made FR. ML 9 designd by Tom Colangelo & Paul Jayson.it was told they redesign JC2 & LNP2L moduals.
 
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