Terminating 3 pin LEMO connector on a Sony ECM77 Microphone

How to terminate a 3 pin LEMO connector on a Sony ECM77 Microphone

[@GoingGoneGalt]

Thank you, thank you, thank you for this! I am especially thrilled that you are using standard soldering gear, and no microscope. It gives me hope that I can reterminate my own, instead of sending them out to be fixed at $150 per mic.

[@armanciudad2164]

My friend, this video is pure GOLD!!! You just made my day!!!

[@alxelliott]

Thank you!

[@SoundRecordist]

Thanks! That was very useful .. I was stripping the insulation from the wires.. That's a Hot Tip! I never thought of that!I.. I just wish I had one of those screw lock tools!

[@alxelliott]

It’s Lemo part number DCL.91.516.5TK tool

[@joseluismartinez5226]

hello thanks for the video, could you please let me know the part number of th crimping tool your using for this conector

[@manfredg8410]

Yay! Great video!! Just wondering if the tool you use to drive the screw lock has a name. Thanks!

[@alxelliott]

It’s Lemo part number DCL.91.516.5TK tool

[@manfredg8410]

@@alxelliott you rock!!

[@ryanbanyumili1511]

I'm Ryan from Jakarta, I want to ask the name of the key that opens Lemo 3pin, and where can I buy it?

[@alxelliott]

It’s Lemo part number DCL.91.516.5TK tool

[@theodoreralte9674]

hi, can I re-use a lemo connector from an old unit?

[@armanciudad2164]

You can but you need to get the crimp metal part that u cannot reuse. This is the item code to find it. FVG.00.160.DN

[@alxelliott]

Thank you, that's correct, you just need a new crimp as Arman says. The pin part can be re-used if you clean old solder away

[@vintvolt]

Hi is there a possibility you can contact me? I saw your username on another place regarding electronics repair of speakers and would like to ask you for advice. Thanks, Carles