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N to 3/8-24
On Tue, 22 Mar 2011 08:00:34 +0000, David Griffith rearranged some
electrons to say: K7ITM wrote: On Mar 21, 3:35Â*pm, (David Griffith) wrote: I'd like to modify an Arrow OSJ 146/440 to use an N connector instead of SO239. Â*This would require an N-to-3/8"-24 stud. Â*Allen Lowe hasn't heard of such a thing, which is why he doesn't offer that antenna with an N-connector. Â*Does anyone here know if such a beast exists? Â*What would it take to have some of these custom made? I'm a bit confused about what, exactly, you want... is it something to go from an N connector "chassis mount" socket's center pin to a 3/8-24 stud? Or some sort of adapter to go between the N series 5/8"-24 thread and a 3/8"-24 thread? A picture would probably be worth lots of words... See Ebay item number 380322578383. This device connects the center conductor of an SO239 to a 3/8"-24 bolt upon which a tall nut is screwed. To use it, you stick it up through a piece of metal (say, a bracket), put an insulating washer on that, add the tall nut, then put a whip adapter in the nut. I want something like that for an N-connector. Or just use something like this with the SO-239... http://www.alliedelec.com/search/pro...px?SKU=2020635 |
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