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Hi gang,
I've been thinking about making some homebrew connectors for RG-174/U coax. I plan to use them to interconnect several enclosures made of PC board material. I envision something like an SMB connector made from some of the brass tubing that can be found in hobby shops. Rather than re-invent the wheel, I thought I would ask here if anyone has done something like this. The goal is to avoid the large size of something like a BNC connector along with the attendant high cost of most all RF connectors. Tnx! Bob WB0POQ |
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