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una cosa che non ho mai capito è se i cavi si possano o meno saldare. Avevo letto di no ma mi è capitato di dover saldare un cavetto pigtail con sma x avere antenna gsm esterna su pcb di un combinatore telefonico e funziona benissimo. In questo caso per migliorare la conducibilità non sarebbe meglio stagnare l'estremità dei vari fili di rame o o stagnare anche lo spinotto? Forse non cambia nulla e aggiunge perdita o ci vuole uno stagno particolare?
Joe Gancher Yes, you can use these scissors for any coax you want. You can find them here -> messi.it/en/catalogue/accessories/coax-scissors.htm Wish you happy New Year!
Hi! The cable diameter is the same, the central conductor is smaller than RG58 (for example), but you should be able to crimp it (soldering the pin's hole may be very useful)
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Wow, I’m impressed, you install that tiny pin with those gloves on. Great video. You are awesome!
THANK YOU SO MUCH Larry!
Hello, thanks for the tutorial. One question, what is the name of the crimper, what model or brand did you use?
That was a wonderful way for safe communication of signals. Thanks for sharing.
una cosa che non ho mai capito è se i cavi si possano o meno saldare. Avevo letto di no ma mi è capitato di dover saldare un cavetto pigtail con sma x avere antenna gsm esterna su pcb di un combinatore telefonico e funziona benissimo.
In questo caso per migliorare la conducibilità non sarebbe meglio stagnare l'estremità dei vari fili di rame o o stagnare anche lo spinotto?
Forse non cambia nulla e aggiunge perdita o ci vuole uno stagno particolare?
Crimping SMA can be a real pain in the ass. Well done 👍
Oh yes, we know hahaha Thank you so much Will! :D
Hey I was just wondering is this the connection I need on my coax to hook up my uhf handheld to an external antenna on the roof?
What is the make and model of the crimping tool?
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Thank you for this video!
I forgot to crimp the pin, you saved me!
73!
What was that little piece you put back on?
Can these be used on RG58 ? Also, can you tell me where you got those scissor strippers ?
Joe Gancher Yes, you can use these scissors for any coax you want. You can find them here -> messi.it/en/catalogue/accessories/coax-scissors.htm
Wish you happy New Year!
10 and 3 mm - very usefull hint
Thanks for sharing
Great video, Thanks!
Excellent
You crimped the ferrule backwards, the bell is supposed to be at the bottom towards the coax.
What cable type you used in this video? Thanks
Nice video, thanks.
Any chance to get a link to the tools you are using?
Special coax scissors: messi.it/en/catalogue/accessories/special-coax-scissors.htm
Crimping tool: messi.it/en/catalogue/accessories/crimping-tool-for-50-ohm-connectors.htm
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Special Coax Scissors
Can you recommend make and model crimpers please ?
The Klein Tools VDV200-010 is great, but you might have to buy the .213 .043 die set separately.
Thank you
can SMA be attached to RG6 coaxial cable?
SMA - A pain in the bum - but quite satisfying to do.
May i please get part no. n company of this crimping tool??
Can this connector be used for rg302
Hi! The cable diameter is the same, the central conductor is smaller than RG58 (for example), but you should be able to crimp it (soldering the pin's hole may be very useful)
Thankyou
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Ok