Connector for Belden 89913?
 

Hi all,

Anyone have any leads on N type connectors specifically for Belden
89913? That's a plenum-rated version of 9913, with slightly different
dimensions and significantly thinner jacket. (0.364 inches over the
jacket, versus 0.405 inches for 9913.)

Cheers,
Tom

You might check with The Wireman. He carries good quality standard N
connectors and might be able to get the special one you need.

Roy Lewallen, W7EL

Tom Bruhns wrote:
Hi all,

Anyone have any leads on N type connectors specifically for Belden
89913? That's a plenum-rated version of 9913, with slightly different
dimensions and significantly thinner jacket. (0.364 inches over the
jacket, versus 0.405 inches for 9913.)

Cheers,
Tom

He could also check out the Amphenol and Amp web sites.

Tam/WB2TT
"Roy Lewallen" wrote in message
...
You might check with The Wireman. He carries good quality standard N
connectors and might be able to get the special one you need.

Roy Lewallen, W7EL

Do those companies sell directly to consumers in small quantities?

Roy Lewallen, W7EL

Tarmo Tammaru wrote:
He could also check out the Amphenol and Amp web sites.

Tam/WB2TT
"Roy Lewallen" wrote in message
...

You might check with The Wireman. He carries good quality standard N
connectors and might be able to get the special one you need.

Roy Lewallen, W7EL

Thanks Roy and Tam (and the person who emailed). Wireman, Amphenol
and Amp don't help, but HD Communications does have connectors, both
clamp and crimp, for this cable. Google came through again.

Cheers,
Tom

"Tarmo Tammaru" wrote in message ...
He could also check out the Amphenol and Amp web sites.

Tam/WB2TT
"Roy Lewallen" wrote in message
...
You might check with The Wireman. He carries good quality standard N
connectors and might be able to get the special one you need.

Roy Lewallen, W7EL

"Roy Lewallen" wrote in message
...
Do those companies sell directly to consumers in small quantities?

Roy Lewallen, W7EL

That's a gray area, but let's say no. My thought was to find a part number,
which he could then call any one of a dozen people up with, and ask if they
have it, without giving a long explanation. In fact, maybe the first place
he should go is the Belden web site, they may have a recommendation.

Actually, there may be a simpler solution. Put about a 4 - 6 inch length of
heat shrink tubing over the jacket to build it up , and use a normal
connector intended for 9913. There may be a problem with an RG8 type
connector, in that the center conductor may not go in the pin hole.

Tam/WB2TT

"Tarmo Tammaru" wrote in message ...
"Roy Lewallen" wrote in message
...
Do those companies sell directly to consumers in small quantities?

Roy Lewallen, W7EL

That's a gray area, but let's say no. My thought was to find a part number,
which he could then call any one of a dozen people up with, and ask if they
have it, without giving a long explanation. In fact, maybe the first place
he should go is the Belden web site, they may have a recommendation.

Checked Belden first, before I posted. I formed the opinion that it
should be illegal for wire companies to sell RF coaxial cable for
which there are no connectors. ;-) As far as I could tell, Amp and
Amphenol didn't have anything, but Bowmar did. Bowmar seems a bit
hungrier, or else is just set up to run semi-specials. I found them
willing to talk with me about special BNC configurations that would
only sell around a thousand a year, for example, a few years back.

Actually, there may be a simpler solution. Put about a 4 - 6 inch length of
heat shrink tubing over the jacket to build it up , and use a normal
connector intended for 9913. There may be a problem with an RG8 type
connector, in that the center conductor may not go in the pin hole.

Yes, in fact that's what we have done for now. Two layers of a
particular heat shrink made a snug fit to the clamp nut on the
connectors we already had, and that let the connector assembly work
properly. Much better than the mess the 'lectricians made on the
first try.

Cheers,
Tom