2 Nov
1998
2 Nov
'98
12:32 a.m.
One thing about the F connector is that their life in insertion cycles is
really bad. In a cable facility, that may be OK, but in a network, where
machines get moved alot, replacing flaked out Fs may get boring fast.
What, no Belling-Lee coaxial plugs (used for TV
aerials in the UK, and
thus very common over here) ? Or Pye coax plugs (screw-lock connectors,
not common at all, but I have a reasonable stock of them)? And of course
the SMA/SMB/SMC connectors.
And the truely peculiar General Radio 874 - one of the first coax plugs,
and hermaphroditic too!
William Donzelli
william(a)ans.net