RCA connector question

Ed Richards k6uuz at JUNO.COM
Thu Nov 8 03:09:52 EST 2001


Hi Craig;

Yes, they are a standard "RCA phono jack" Any plug that fits will work.
However, if you have access to them ceramic insulated ones are
theoretically better for the RF cables. Be certain to use the correct
coax (RG-62/U) and length (2'). The audio cables can be anything. Good
luck.

Ed

On Thu, 8 Nov 2001 09:42:24 -0500 "Craig D. Jennings" <cjen at ONLINK.NET>
writes:
> Greetings All;
>
> Here is a question from a neophyte heathkit lover. Are the RF
> connectors used to connect to the backs of such rigs as the SB-101
> and SB-300/400 the same as the standard phono connectors one might
> buy at radioshack. I believe I've heard them referred to RCA. I need
> to make up some patch cables and need to know if there are issues of
> voltage rating, impedance or other that requires a connector that
> does more than just fit.
>
> Thanks in advance for your help.
>
> Craig Jennnings
> VE3CIJ
> Moosonee, Ontario
>
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