Description

1. Component Breakdown: TNC F TNC = Threaded Neill-Concelman (a threaded, weatherproof RF connector, commonly used in secure/commercial applications). F = Female (the socket/receptacle side of the connector). 4 HOLE Indicates a 4-hole flange mounting pattern (for panel or chassis installation, common in aviation, military, and base stations). SOLDER The connection method (soldering the center conductor and shield instead of crimping). Preferred for permanent, high-reliability installations where vibration resistance is critical. 2. Full Meaning: This describes a TNC Female, 4-hole flange-mount connector designed to be soldered onto a coaxial cable (rather than crimped). 3. Typical Applications: Military & Aerospace (secure, vibration-resistant RF links). Telecom Base Stations (cell towers, repeaters). High-Frequency Test Equipment (lab/measurement use). Outdoor RF Systems (weatherproof due to threaded design). 4. Compatible Cables: This connector is typically used with: RG-58, RG-142, RG-223 (50-ohm cables). Semi-rigid coax (for soldered assemblies). LMR-195/LMR-200 (if modified for solder cups).