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Steve Withnell09/01/2013 21:01:34
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Just got a bag full of "single hole" panel mount BNC connectors, the ones secured with a large nut - anyone know what the thread is? I need to tap the panel to fit them (not the normal method, but it's not a normal application).

Steve

Michael Gilligan09/01/2013 21:09:17
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Steve,

Try this

MichaelG.

Keith Long09/01/2013 21:24:55
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Steve

Or try this - that's 2 different sizes you can choose from!

I think you need to measure them.

Keith

Russell Eberhardt10/01/2013 14:44:09
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The normal panel mount connectors are 3/8 - 32 UNEF. The 1/2 in thread is for the pcb mounted type.

Russell.

Steve Withnell12/01/2013 21:58:25
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Thanks - what an odd set of sizes. My lathe won't cut 32TPI as standard, I'll have a juggle with the gears to see how close I can get. If I can't I'll have to turn the existing thread off and cut a thread the gears will allow, there is plenty of meat on the connector to allow that I reckon.

Steve

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