[SJDXA] Control Cable Connections

Robert Pantazes robert.pantazes at gmail.com
Sat May 24 12:07:32 EDT 2014


Hi Gerry,
I use Cinch Jones Plugs ans Sockets. I pick up a few sets at the Dayton.
But any distribute , like Allen, MCM care them.
73
Bob, W2ARP


On Sat, May 24, 2014 at 11:56 AM, W1GD via SJDXA <sjdxa at mailman.qth.net>wrote:

> Over 30 years ago, I started using in-line 8-pin connectors (aka octal
> sockets/plugs) to provide a quick way to connect/disconnect my rotator
> cable inside my house (after the lightning protector).  Since they don't
> need to be water-proof, they have worked fine and are easy to solder to. I
> intend to keep using them with my rotator.  However, I now plan on
> installing a Top-Ten antenna switch outside and need something I can also
> quickly connect/disconnect (also inside the house after the lightning
> protector).  I can only find 8-pin male and 11-pin male in-line connectors
> in my junk box.
>
>  What connectors do you use to provide a quick disconnect for rotator and
> other control cables?
>
>  Tnx,
> Gerry, W1GD
>
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