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I finally found my 1A KTU's for my old WE 444, I know other KTU's were required for the lamps, but don't know which one, can anyone help out with that information. Thanks in advance
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The 6B/C was the relay used for lamps. The 19B was for Flashing Lamp Indication.
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Thanks Sam, now to dig around and see if I can find any, and the diagrams.
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I've got the diagrams (BSP) of the individual KTU's. But not the old ones that show all the interconnections. Let me know if you need them faxed.
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I may have a 6b in the dreaded basement. Let me know if you're interested and I'll look.
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Here is a copy of a circuit out of one of my old manuals I still have. Its sort of hard to read the good prints I thru out years ago. Maybe this will help. It mentions a 33KTU for wink hold lamps ![[Linked Image from i228.photobucket.com]](https://i228.photobucket.com/albums/ee32/Bob3470/013.jpg)
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Thanks for posting the diagram.
I haven't come across the 6b yet but dug out a 2A KTU in a 105 box, looks like it had 4 wires attached. What purpose did the 2A serve?
Thanks again for all the info.
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I do believe that the 2A was an intercom circuit. Essentially it was the 1A equivalent of a 401 card.
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You're right Sam it was a battery feed ckt for manual I/C.
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Thanks for the replies. Those old 1A items I have came out of my fathers insurance office they had been hanging on the wall since the 50's. Everything was mounted in 2 105 boxes (1A & 6B/C KTU's in one and the 2A in the other)still haven't found the 6 yet. I can't believe a 1A system with 1 line (phone number was 58R) and an intercom.
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