Product Overview
50-Ohm Straight Threaded Coaxial Cable Clamp Connector
Condition
New old stock (NOS) in unused vintage condition. Connector body is stamped 6903 on the wrench flat. Includes the gold-plated male center pin, compression ferrule, silicone sealing gasket, and original manufacturer printed bag.
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Product Overview
Straight TNC male coaxial plug engineered for 50-ohm RF cable assemblies. General RF Fittings / Solitron GRFF 4000-0002 features a threaded knurled coupling nut, clamp-style cable attachment, and PTFE dielectric, providing secure RF transmission for legacy communications, avionics, and test bench setups.
Key Features
- Connector Series: TNC (Threaded Neill-Concelman) male plug
- Nominal Impedance: 50 Ohms
- Body Geometry: Straight clamp style
- Coupling: Threaded knurled coupling nut
- Dielectric: PTFE core
- Center Contact: Solder-type gold-plated male pin
- Hardware Included: Body assembly, center pin, ferrule ring, and silicone gasket
- Cross References: NSN 5935-00-905-1778, military specification SM-C-662884, GRFF 166C
Applications
- RF cable assembly and field termination for 50-ohm coaxial lines
- Maintenance and restoration of vintage avionics, military radio systems, and communications gear
- Laboratory test leads and RF instrumentation requiring secure threaded TNC connections
- Ham radio station builds and hobbyist RF projects needing durable threaded coupling
Frequently Asked Questions
What cable attachment method does this connector use?
This connector uses a mechanical clamp compression assembly for the outer braid and a solder-style center pin for the inner conductor.
What mating connector does this plug connect to?
It mates with standard 50-ohm TNC female jacks and bulkheads with matching threaded coupling.
Does this connector cross-reference to military or legacy part numbers?
Yes. This connector cross-references to military specification SM-C-662884, National Stock Number 5935-00-905-1778, and Solitron / GRFF part number 166C.
Threaded TNC coupling was built for the setups where a push-and-twist bayonet might get bumped loose mid-transmission. Thread it down, solder the pin, and put that legacy bench or rig back in service.