Same here Bud. My guess is most hams have been frustrated by this task. Here is how I solved the problem once and for all: 1. Obtain a professional temperature controlled soldering iron with moderate
Well that's interesting. You referenced several times in your posts "...what Amphenol recommends..." etc. - for example not pre-tinning the braid and now the 0.00" braid edge dimension. I was surpris
if on or (http://www.doceng.com). Amphenol, Kind of an odd specification number, but, since that connector probably antedates World War II and all the modern style of specification (I'd expect a MIL
Kind of an odd specification number, but, since that connector probably antedates World War II and all the modern style of specification (I'd expect a MIL-C-xxx type spec for a connector), it could w
expect So they never did a UGxxx part number for it? (since all the other connectors, including waveguide flanges, are UG) I suppose that a standard assembly procedure would probably be in a handbook