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Heavy Duty Straight "N" connector (plug). This is a typical connector on older GPS Units and found on the Geodetic style antennas. The connector we supply is double soldered and extremely durable. The original type N connector was invented by Paul Neill of Bell Labs. |
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Straight "TNC" connector (plug). This is the most common connector employed on modern GPS units now. The "TNC" was invented by Paul Neill of Bell labs and Carl Concelman of the Amphenol Company and was dubbed the TNC (Threaded Neill-Concelman) |
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Reverse Polarity "TNC" connector (plug). |
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"TNC" female (jack). |
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TNC" right angle connector (plug) |
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"BNC" connector. Found on Pacific Crest Radios and others. Invented by Paul Neill of Bell Labs and Carl Concelman of Amphenol and dubbed the BNC (Bayonet Neill-Concelman) |
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Female "BNC" connector. Found on Pacific Crest Radios and others. Invented by Paul Neill of Bell Labs and Carl Concelman of Amphenol and dubbed the BNC (Bayonet Neill-Concelman) |
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BNC Jack and mating Plug. Typically found on early Pacific Crest Radios. click the image to see a larger version |
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TNC jack and mating Plug. The most common connector found on GPS Receivers and Antennas. Click the image to see a larger version |
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Reverse Polarity TNC Jack and mating Plug. Typically found on Topcon Hiper 900 mHz GPS and Trimble Site Net 900 mHz equipment. click the image to see a larger version |
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Reverse Polarity TNC Jack and Standard polarity TNC Jack. click the image to see a larger version |
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Type "N" Jack and mating Plug. Common on older GPS receivers and Geodetic Antennas Click the image to see a larger version |
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TNC Jack and Type "N" Jack for comparison Click the image to see a larger version |
