Product Overview
50-Ohm Coaxial RF Cable Termination for RG-58 and RG-141
Condition
Unused new old stock (NOS). Three-piece straight BNC male assembly includes connector body, crimp ferrule, and center contact pin. Markings legible: AMPHENOL on collar. Verify suitability before use.
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Product Overview
Amphenol 000-36775 is a straight 50-ohm RF coaxial BNC male connector engineered for high-frequency transmission up to 4 GHz. Built with a three-piece crimp design, it terminates standard RG-58, RG-141, and LMR-195 coaxial lines for dependable test benches, communications gear, and instrumentation.
Key Features
- 50-ohm characteristic impedance rated up to 4 GHz
- Three-piece assembly with connector body, crimp ferrule, and center contact pin
- Standard bayonet locking mechanism for rapid mating and secure retention
- Gold-plated brass center pin for reliable signal contact and low insertion loss
- Nickel-plated brass body with PTFE dielectric insulation
- Compatible with RG-58, RG-141, and LMR-195 coaxial cables
Applications
- Field-terminating RG-58 coax on amateur radio rigs and VHF/UHF antennas
- Building custom 50-ohm interconnect cables for oscilloscope and signal generator inputs
- Replacing worn bayonet connectors on laboratory test leads and instrumentation lines
Frequently Asked Questions
Which coaxial cables work with this connector?
It is sized for 50-ohm coaxial cables with RG-58 dimensions, including RG-58, RG-141, and LMR-195.
What tooling is required for installation?
Installation requires a standard coaxial crimp tool sized for RG-58 outer ferrules, while the center contact pin can be crimped or soldered.
How does this 50-ohm BNC plug differ from a 75-ohm version?
This 50-ohm plug features internal PTFE dielectric surrounding the center contact pin, whereas 75-ohm BNC connectors omit the surrounding dielectric in the mating interface.
The classic bayonet twist is the sound of an RF line locked down and ready to sweep. Strip your RG-58, crimp the ferrule, and get your bench back on frequency.
