[Elecraft] Pigtails on ANT1 and ANT2 UHF Bulkhead Connectors

[Clay Autery]

Thanks John!  Yes... a quality Amphenol or other name maker, the right
tools, and experience make them quite easy to use in terminating coax. 
I have also had good experience with the TImes Microwave TC series AND
EZ series.
The EZ series makes it "literally" a snap to do with the right strip
tool and crimp dies for your frame.

But the original question remains:

What is the nomenclature for the pins on the leads?

Heyco makes a pin that looks similar, but it is 0.187" dia...  too big
I'm sure.

I'll probably have to buy the UHF kits from Elecraft and cannibalize them.

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Clay Autery, KG5LKV
(318) 518-1389

On 2/17/2016 7:53 AM, john at kk9a.com wrote:
> My station has a lot of N connectors on HF and I find them easy to install
> on RG8 size coax. I recently installed BNC connectors on RG8X for my RX
> system, I was previously using UHF to BNC adaptors. It took me a little
> while to figure them out, but they are really not difficult either. I only
> purchase Amphenol and Andrew connectors.
>
> John KK9A
>
> Gary K9GS garyk9gs at wi.rr.com
> Wed Feb 17 07:24:47 EST 2016
>
> N and BNC connectors are also more difficult to assemble.  Makes no
> sense to me.
>
> On 2/17/2016 12:41 AM, Jim Brown wrote:
>> On Tue,2/16/2016 6:59 PM, Clay Autery wrote:
>>> I've decided to replace the SO-239 bulkhead connectors for ANT1 and ANT2
>>> with N-Connectors, but I don't want to de-solder the pigtails from the
>>> stock UHF connectors.
>> Why? UHF connectors are generally superior at HF and low VHF.
>>
>> 73, Jim K9YC
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