A word of caution about SO-239 / PL-259's ...
In some connector applications ... particularly power
dividers and other applications that are "impedance-
conscious" ... SO-239 / PL-259" connectors are not
suitable.
They're -not- 50-ohm connectors. This is why one usually
sees Type-N connectors used in these applications. They
-are-, by definition, 50-ohm connectors. I learned this the
hard way some years ago when I built and sold VHF and
UHF NBS Yagis with multi-port power dividers.
This may not be an issue with Brett's filters, but I'd stay
with N's or BNC's. They're also, by definition, 50-ohm
connectors, BTW. I've specified BNC's for all my ICE
filters, and have them on my K3, watt meters, etc.
73! Ken Kopp - K0PP
elecraftcov...@rfwave.net
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