[time-nuts] OT: connector identification

[Brooke Clarke]

Hi Björn:

The Pasternack hard copy catalog, or the on line version:
http://www.pasternack.com/pdf/catalog/ConnectorIdentifier.pdf
are a handy reference to identify coax connectors.

It's handy to have a pair of digital vernier calipers with switchable metric 
and inch displays to get the key dimensions needed.

Have Fun,

Brooke Clarke
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Björn Gabrielsson wrote:
> Hi List,
> 
> I have a coax connector that I would like to identify. Se attached
> picture. 
> 
> To the left is a female TNC for reference. The unknown male is attached
> to the cable. Unknown female to the upper left as part of a "T" adapter.
> 
> It looks kind of a smaller version of TNC. It is slighly larger than
> SMA. Female diameter is 5/16", whereas TNC is 7/16" and SMA is 4/16" -
> according to my simple measurement.
> 
> Anyone recognizing this connector?
> 
> thanks,
> 
>     Björn
> 
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