This is a standard test equipment power cord found on most older HP gear. I
haven't seen them in any catalogs recently but I'm sure there around the
surplus equipment circuit. I have a dozen or so of them in a junk box. If you
can't find on anytime soon I'll give you one free. Email me directly if you
give up.
Rick

"Sean H. Breheny" wrote:

> Hi all,
>
> I recently bought an old HP8616A microwave signal generator on eBay. It did
> not come with a power cord and I'm trying to find a source for either a
> complete cord or at least the right kind of connector to mate with the one
> on the back of the 8616. I have the government version of both the service
> and operation manuals, but neither provides any really good information on
> what type of connector it is, other than that the manufacturer's part
> number is EAC-301 (but doesn't seem to say who the manufacturer was!).
>
> It is a 3-pin recessed male receptacle with pins that are round in
> cross-section. The overall recess is shaped like a rectangle with
> semicircular ends.
>
> Any idea where I can find something to use with this?
>
> Thanks!
>
> Sean
>
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