Those look like military surplus connectors - they were quite common in
the 50's and probably before. A bear to use, but solid.
George W3HBM
On 2/26/2018 6:24 PM, John Oppenheimer wrote:
The discussion about old coax reminded me of a recent acquisition. A
couple of weeks ago I went through my old childhood home in FL, just
before it was sold, to look for "stuff" from the past. The property had
a shed, which predated our home, which had old radio stuff in it when I
was young. Looked high and low for something "radio." Finally, up in the
rafters of the shed was a coil for coax with UHF connectors. It predates me.
https://www.icloud.com/sharedalbum/#B0iGhtLJ3GJNmWk
When were those connectors used? Yes, I cleaned off the crud that came
off with a damp cloth.
John KN5L
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