[NCARC] help finding UHF/SO-239 Female Connectors
Glen Akins
ktmglen at glenakins.com
Mon Dec 31 21:00:14 EST 2007
The connector is used in all of Diamond's and Comet's vehicle antenna
mounts. Both the center pin and braid are soldered in this connector.
Heat shrink tubing is then applied to the right angle bend where the
wire is connected and you have a weather-resistant antenna mount. I'm
buying an antenna mount for my Jeep that does not come with a connector
or coax. To make routing easier, I'd like to buy the connector without
the coax then solder it together myself.
Happy New Year!
Glen
KC0VXL
slate at rslate.com wrote:
> Glenn
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> I'd never seen one liek that before now but I can see where it could have
> it's uses.
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> Glad you found it.
>
> Hope everyone had a good Christmas and from all the Slate's we wish
> everyone to have a very good year.
>
> '73, Slate, N0TQN
>
>> I found out that Diamond sells the connector I'm looking for both with
>> and without coax attached (see picture at link in original email below).
>> I will call them after the holidays to get the exact part number and
>> then try to order it through HRO. This connector is not available from
>> Tyco, Amphenol, Radio Shack, Newark, Digikey, Mouser, or Jameco. It is
>> not in the HRO or RF Parts online catalog. I'll let everyone know what I
>> find out from Diamond next week.
>>
>> -Glen
>>
>> Glen Akins wrote:
>>
>>> Hey,
>>>
>>> I'm looking for a source to purchase a few of the SO-239 connectors
>>> that you solder to the end of mini RG-8 cable then mount in a 5/8"
>>> hole. They're typically used on antenna mounts for you to screw an
>>> antenna on to. See the picture below. If you know of a source for
>>> these connectors either locally or mail order, please let me know. I'm
>>> only finding these connectors with cable attached at the moment.
>>>
>>> Link to picture:
>>>
>>> http://glenakins.com/so239.jpg
>>>
>>> Thanks,
>>> Glen
>>> KC0VXL
>>>
>>>
>>>
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