Hello-
Here is a question posed to some of the veterans here : How suitable is the
type C coax connector? I have used the usual UHF, BNC, TNC, N, and some HN
types over the years but always passed on using the type C types. I have
accumulated a lot of nice mil-spec type C fittings, and some nice RG-213 /
RG-214 cable assemblies with good quality type C connectors. I am working on a
sizable bulkhead plate that will mount a number of double female bulkhead
fittings. I am having trouble finding enough type N bulkheads, but have a lot
of the type C ones.This would represent a big savings if I could avoid buying
more N-type bulkheads. I would like to use them { inside shack only}, as they
are certainly a lot easier and quicker to connect than the type N's. I was
curious as to if the type C's ever wear or tend to get loose from repeated
connections? I would be connecting / disconnecting multiple cables on a daily
basis at this bulkhead plate. The bands of use will be from 160 meters up to
432 Mhz.
Thanks, WA5THJ.
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