AMPH UHFJ 400 BH AMPH-NJ-214-BH | RFShop UK <strong>N jack (female pin) Bulkhead suit RG213, LMR400. AMPHENOL,</strong> Silver Plated: Some slight tarnishing RFShop Part Number: AMPH-NJ-213-BH Amphenol Part Number: G825373S These connectors are meant for RG213 but will fit LMR400 and equivalent multi-strand cable too. Crimping is OK too. The wire on the solid inner LMR400 type is slightly too big for the hole on the centre pin. There's a couple of ways to thin it down.1) Put a vertical saw cut in the inner wire then squeeze it tight with pliers. 2) Use a 0.075" crimp to squeeze the cable inner to the right size. Solder the pin on with both options.

UHF jack (female pin) Bulkhead suit RG213. RG214, LMR400-0

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N-Type Jack RF Connector for RG213 – Bulkhead Amphenol

Name: N-Type Jack RF Connector for RG213 - Bulkhead Amphenol | RFShop UK
Brand: Amphenol
SKU: AMPH-NJ-214-BH
Price: 3.57 GBP
Availability: InStock

N jack (female pin) Bulkhead suit RG213, LMR400. AMPHENOL,

Silver Plated: Some slight tarnishing

RFShop Part Number: AMPH-NJ-213-BH
Amphenol Part Number: G825373S

These connectors are meant for RG213 but will fit LMR400 and equivalent multi-strand cable too. Crimping is OK too. The wire on the solid inner LMR400 type is slightly too big for the hole on the centre pin. There’s a couple of ways to thin it down.1) Put a vertical saw cut in the inner wire then squeeze it tight with pliers. 2) Use a 0.075″ crimp to squeeze the cable inner to the right size.
Solder the pin on with both options.

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500 in stock

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N jack (female pin) Bulkhead suit RG213, LMR400. AMPHENOL,

Silver Plated: Some slight tarnishing

RFShop Part Number: AMPH-NJ-213-BH
Amphenol Part Number: G825373S

These connectors are meant for RG213 but will fit LMR400 and equivalent multi-strand cable too. Crimping is OK. The wire on the solid inner LMR400 type is slightly too big for the hole on the centre pin. There’s a couple of ways to thin it down.1) Put a vertical saw cut in the inner wire then squeeze it tight with pliers. 2) Use a 0.075″ crimp to squeeze the cable inner to the right size.
Solder the pin on with both options.