Signals Museum Coaxial plugs and sockets for sale

SIGNALS MUSEUM COAXIAL PLUGS AND SOCKETS FOR SALE.

Introduction

Note: In this group, a plug has a pin, a socket (also known as a jack) has a receptacle into which the pin on the plug fits.
In order to distinguish between various types, "large" or "small" means the size of the cable entry, "big" or "little" is the size of the plug/socket with respect to the normal size. The items given as "Adaptor part" I believe are parts from a kit. The couplers will join any two of these together to form a complete adaptor.
The index below consists of a table of Coaxial plugs and socket types, each being linked to the page for that type.
To get to the rest of the types from there, simply use the scroll facilities on each succeeding page.

If you find any errors in identification etc. please drop us a line.
The number for the photograph is given in the caption below the photograph.
There are three sizes of photos: the thumbnail images which link to a page containing a larger image (640 by 480 pixels), and then a full size image which is linked from the previously mentioned larger image.
Colin Hinson.

If you have any comments, complaints, suggestions, requests etc, please drop us a line via our Genuki email page.

This page is copyright. Do not copy any part of this page or website other than for personal use or as given in the conditions of use.
Web-page generated by "DB2html" data-base extraction software ©Colin Hinson 2023. This page passed the W3C validator when generated.

Adaptor part	Adaptor	Attenuator	Belling-Lee plug	Belling-Lee socket-chassis-mount	Belling-Lee socket
Belling-Lee	BNC big	BNC plug	BNC socket	BNC Socket	BNC socket
BNC Socket	BNC T-piece	BNC terminator	Burndept socket	FandE cone	FandE plug
FandE socket	FandE	Ntype differences	Ntype EMP-protector	Ntype plug	Ntype socket
Ntype	PL259 plug	PL259 socket-plug	PL259 socket	PL259 T-piece	TNC plug
TNC socket	Trompeter plug