Product Overview
50-Ohm Coaxial Cable-Mount Female RF Termination Socket
Condition
Unused new old stock (NOS). Three-piece connector set includes the straight jack body, crimp sleeve, and gold-plated center socket pin. Body stamping reads 36800. Sold each.
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Product Overview
Amphenol 36800 provides straight 50-ohm BNC female jack termination for RG-58 and RG-141 coaxial cable. It features a three-piece construction with a nickel-plated brass body, Delrin dielectric, and gold-plated center contact for reliable RF transmission up to 4 GHz.
Key Features
- 50-ohm characteristic impedance for standard RF signal lines
- Operating frequency range from DC to 4 GHz
- Straight BNC jack (female receptacle) cable-mount configuration
- Three-piece crimp termination: connector body, crimp ferrule, and center socket pin
- Compatible with RG-58, RG-141, and LMR-195 coaxial cables
- Gold-plated center contact with Delrin dielectric and nickel-plated brass body
Applications
- Assembling or repairing 50-ohm RG-58 coaxial patch cables for amateur radio and test equipment
- In-line cable terminations on laboratory test bench signal leads
- Custom RF cabling and signal routing for electronics workbench and maker projects
Frequently Asked Questions
Which coaxial cable types fit this connector?
This connector is sized for standard 50-ohm RG-58 and RG-141 coaxial cable, as well as equivalent outer diameter cables including Times LMR-195 and Belden 8240.
What termination tooling is required?
This three-piece connector requires a standard coaxial hex crimp tool for securing the outer ferrule over the cable braid and jacket, with the center pin attached via crimping or soldering.
How do I confirm this is a BNC female jack rather than a male plug?
This 36800 connector is a jack (female receptacle) featuring internal socket geometry and bayonet locking pins on the outer body sleeve, designed to mate with a standard BNC male plug.
A proper 50-ohm crimp is the difference between clean signal and phantom reflections. Thread your coax, set the ferrule, and lock it down for good.
