[DSTAR_DIGITAL] Amphenol N connectors
Hello all: I'm new to the ID-1 and am setting up a mobile antenna for field day type activities. My antenna is a Comet GP-95 and I want to to use LMR-400 coax. What is the correct Amphenol connector? I usually use Mouser... Thanks, Gene NA0G
Re: [DSTAR_DIGITAL] Amphenol N connectors
Times microwave crimp on. The center conductor is a bit bigger than standard N. -- John D. Hays 206-801-0820 Sent from my iPhone On Jul 27, 2010, at 8:14, "genedathe" wrote: > Hello all: > > I'm new to the ID-1 and am setting up a mobile antenna for field day type > activities. My antenna is a Comet GP-95 and I want to to use LMR-400 coax. > What is the correct Amphenol connector? I usually use Mouser... > > Thanks, > > Gene NA0G > >
Re: [DSTAR_DIGITAL] Amphenol N connectors
For LMR 400 or any other 8214 type cable, the Amphenol part number is 082-202-1006. List price on the TESSCO website is $12.15 each. RF Industries or Times are fine choices, also. Just make sure you are buying the 8214/9913/LMR 400 version and not the RG 8 version. Buddy WB4OMG On Jul 27, 2010, at 11:14:05 AM, genedathe wrote: From: genedathe Subject:[DSTAR_DIGITAL] Amphenol N connectors Date: July 27, 2010 11:14:05 AM EDT To: dstar_digital@yahoogroups.com Hello all: I'm new to the ID-1 and am setting up a mobile antenna for field day type activities. My antenna is a Comet GP-95 and I want to to use LMR-400 coax. What is the correct Amphenol connector? I usually use Mouser... Thanks, Gene NA0G
Re: [DSTAR_DIGITAL] Amphenol N connectors
Hi, Gene: 82-202-1006 for clamp style 82-340-1052 for crimp style Put a 523- on the front of the Amphenol part number to get the Mouser part number. Mike N5UKZ genedathe wrote: > > > Hello all: > > I'm new to the ID-1 and am setting up a mobile antenna for field day > type activities. My antenna is a Comet GP-95 and I want to to use > LMR-400 coax. What is the correct Amphenol connector? I usually use > Mouser... > > Thanks, > > Gene NA0G > >
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