Bachmann power lead jack plug?

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Bachmann power lead jack plug?

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Does anyone happen to know a suitable replacement jack plug as used with the E-Z Command controller? I know you can buy a complete replacement connector and cable (36-611), but I would prefer to make up my own lead with colour coded wires. Just wondered if anyone had done this already?
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Re: Bachmann power lead jack plug?

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Hi
AFAIK its a 3.5mm Stereo three pole Jack plug. Which poles Bachmann have used of the three available I do not know - Perhaps if its not moulded undo the original one to find out or alternatively use a multimeter to test which of the three poles are connected to the two wires.

Like this example (others available elsewhere of course!) https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/3-5mm-TRS-3- ... SwvCpfIue9
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Thanks for the link. The plug is moulded, so I will do a bit of probing. I was a bit suspicious as to why it was 'stereo' jack and wondered if there was something hidden inside to make it proprietary, but it is probably because they are standard jacks.
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Could be Data A, Data B and Screen.
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