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← FS-5000 Batteries Receiver
Versatile Junction Box
The H-Bar is a versatile extension to the FS-5000 radio station.
It is a junction box in the form of a narrow plastic bar with various
connectors at either side and allows various modules of the FS-5000 to
be used together in different configurations, with special provisions to
avoid mistakes.
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In transit, the H-Bar was packed in the same
water-tight container
as the toolkit,
the fast discharger and the mains power cord.
The image on the right shows a typical H-Bar as it was supplied with
the FS-5000 field station. One side
has two connectors: a large one and a small one. The large connector
fits the battery charger
as well as the receiver.
When fitted to the battery charger, the other side
accepts the two batteries and allows them to be recharged automatically
by the charger/inverter.
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When fitted to the rear of the receiver the small connector to
the left of the large one accepts a battery that is then used to power
the receiver. The two connectors at the other side
can not be used in this situation, hence the text labels: 'Not RX'.
To prevent batteries from being connected in this setup, two spring-loaded
pins are pushed-out of the H-Bar.
This option allows the receiver to be used stand-alone (with its own
telescopic antenna) in case of an emergency.
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The photographs below show the two different uses of the H-Bar.
Click either image for further information about the application.
Please note that stand-alone use of the receiver was not possible with some
sets that were distributed in Germany.
They can be modified however.
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A smaller version of the H-Bar was available as a shorter alternative.
It allowed two batteries to be charged as shown above,
but was not suitable for stand-alone use of the receiver.
The image on the right was supplied by Jim Meyer [1]. It shows
the short version of the H-Bar. It is identified with the letter 'V'.
Jim apologizes for the low quality of the image.
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