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Originally Posted by Electronic M
I don't know if your jig uses the same pin out as mine. If you have adapters you know are for your jig and can identify which TV they are meant for then you can pull the Sam's for that TV and figure out the jigs pinout by reverse engineering an adapter you have......This is basically what I did for mine. I looked at all the yoke adapters that came with mine (most were for solid state crap that I wouldn't touch with a 10' pole) until I found one I recognized as 60s-70s Zenith and reverse engineered that to figure out the jig pinout.
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In the catalog I have it says the telematic adapters will work with a Zenith 800-880 jig by
1 Set Horizontal to 12.0
2 Set Vertical to 14
3 attach zenith 852-308 adapter to the 852-302 yoke extension cord
You can also use an RCA 10J106 Jig
1 set horizontal to 13.7
2 set vertical to 14
Then basically just plug the telematic adapter right into it.
I found out the Adapter I had (YA-35) fits the following Zenith models.
12B14C50
12B14C52
19CC19
19DC11
19DC12
19DC20
19DC21
19DC22
19EC13
19EC22
20BC50
20CC50
23DC14
23EC15
Also the Yoke extension wire that is on the set seems to have an RCA part number it is 10J112. I actually found an adapter on ebay with that part number, I may buy it for the plug so I can make the adapter once we figure out the wiring.
I was able to find a 70 to 90 degree picture tube adapter. So now it's a matter of just figuring out this yoke wiring
Here is a pic of what the catalog says about using the adapters on other jigs maybe it will help with reverse engineering.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/10Qe...w?usp=drivesdk