Also, MIL-C-39012 has many qualified N crimp connectors.
http://www.dscc.dla.mil/Downloads/MilSpec/Docs/MIL-PRF-39012/prf39012ss1.pdf
for your reading pleasure.
Further these crimp RF connectors appear to be qualified for use on the
International Space Station from what I can tell (lots of reference
links to follow).
As I said in the initial post, you must use the correct tool and
connector and if you do it properly the result will be a high quality
connection.
And, it isn't a friction fit -- it's actually closer to cold welding.
Jack
Mike S wrote:
You could let NASA argue with him.
GSFC-733-HARN-01, Rev C, July 2003, DESIGN AND MANUFACTURING STANDARD
for ELECTRICAL HARNESSES (GFSC is Goddard Space Flight Center) says:
"4.20 Conductor terminations- The preferred method of terminating
conductors is with a crimp termination. However, where necessary,
solder terminations are acceptable."
At 10:34 AM 4/21/2007, Sam Morgan wrote...
Sam Morgan wrote:
seems I have been corrected,
friction contact is better than soldered connections............
guess my Navy electronics teacher with his 20+ years of experience
was a liar,
but I'll let ya'll tell him that, I wouldn't dare,
I value my life more than that.
--
GB & 73's
KA5OAI
Sam Morgan
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