I suggest the use of 8 pin connectors such as are used on trailer lights.
WB0W Inc. has them; www.wbow.com
At 17:02 6/9/01 -0700, Bruce Makas wrote:
>I have needs of Cinch Jones connectors for an antenna project that I am
>working on but am a little confused by what is available.
>
>Series 300 is the one everyone seems to be looking for but Cinch no longer
>makes an 8 pin series 300 version (I wonder why). Ref: www.cinch.com
>
>Cinch does manufacture a 2400 series that seems to be very similar to the
>300 series but a little larger. Is that the only difference and if so is it
>an appropriate alternative to the 300 series?
>
>I have also run across a Cinch Jones connector B754 (plug) and B764
>(socket). Does anyone know what this 8 pin connector is? Will it do the job?
>
>If all else fails, does anyone else make an 8 pin plug/panel mount socket
>that is good for our applications? Who stocks them?
>
>Thanks in advance,
>
>Bruce K1MY
>
>Sunny Sun Lakes, Arizona
>
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