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Hello to all,
I have just bought a Ground plane adaptor off Ebay (yeah I know!) (China! Yeah I know!) it was advertised as a PL259/SO239 male/female thread to enable a groundplane to be fitted to a mobile antenna. I assumed wrongly that there was an International standard with regard to the PL259/SO239. Naturally when a known part number is advertised, one would expect that the normal 5/8" x 24 threads per inch standard (UNEF) would be followed. Not so! What was sent was a 16 x 1mm adaptor. Naturally the language difference is making it hard for me to convince the seller that he MUST advertise the adaptor on Ebay having a metric thread. Can anyone tell me if there is a move towards the metrification of the PL259/SO239 connectors? If this happens all hell will break loose, imagine trying to connect antenna to coax at say a field day or even worse in an emergency situation? John VK2KCE |
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