Texas Towers has a compression UHF connector for LMR 600, the CC600UM. I'd like to know if anyone has used this connector, its ease of use, etc. Thanks in advance for any comments. Mike W2LO ________
Texas Towers has a compression UHF connector for LMR 600, the CC600UM. I'd like to know if anyone has used this connector, its ease of use, etc. That appears to be clamp/solder connector. I use one t
I will select the Silver plated N connector over the Nickel plated UHF http://www.texastowers.com/cc600nms.htm from that selection in TexasTowers is what looks better for me I think silver is bet
Texas Towers has a compression UHF connector for LMR 600, the CC600UM. I'd like to know if anyone has used this connector, its ease of use, etc. I received some today. These appear to be the same or
Roger, I know you know this but will mention adding a two or three inch piece of heat shrink (like the Times connectors) will add a lot of strength to the cable/connector interface. As far as water g
As far as water getting through the threaded part, one should never use any connector outside without water protection. It is not optional if you want long connector life. Agreed. I use the 3M floode
I'm not concerned with what the connectors look like after the water proofing is removed as it is only cosmetic. As far as the hot melt glue from the Heat Shrink, it's just more of what new heat shr
I'm not concerned with what the connectors look like after the water proofing is removed as it is only cosmetic. As far as the hot melt glue from the Heat Shrink, it's just more of what new heat shr
Everyone has their foibles I guess. But at least now you've had one answer to your question. -Steve K8LX I've asked why people care, but have never received an answer other than If you're asking why
Everyone has their foibles I guess. But at least now you've had one answer to your question. True, but I disagree that a clean connector means no leak. Unless the water is dirty, or acetic, it takes
Everyone has their foibles I guess. But at least now you've had one answer to your question. True, but I disagree that a clean connector means no leak. Unless the water is dirty, or acetic, it takes
Everyone has their foibles I guess. But at least now you've had one answer to your question. True, but I disagree that a clean connector means no leak. Unless the water is dirty, or acetic, it takes
Hey guys, there are water detection solutions (well paste .) You can buy stuff (I used a paste from a tube like tooth paste) that detects water and changes from grey to bright red if contacted by wat
Anyone know what the difference is between 130C and 2242? Linerless splicing tape? 73 Jim W7RY Roger, I know you know this but will mention adding a two or three inch piece of heat shrink (like the T
I did say "years old weatherproofing". We are looking at two different philosophies. The problem with this approach is it tells you "after the fact" and if the seal does not bond to the connector, j
<snip> Look, I purchase and use thousands of dollars of heat shrink a year to satisfy customers. On my own station, I normally don't use it, unless to improve strain relief when needed. Please consid
<snip> Look, I purchase and use thousands of dollars of heat shrink a year to satisfy customers. On my own station, I normally don't use it, unless to improve strain relief when needed. Please consi