AMPHENOL
Technical notes82-340-1052
Technical notes
RF Industries RFN-1006-3I versus Amphenol 82-340-1052:
RFI connector has silver plating, this connector has nickel.
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RFN-1006-3I
RF Industries ↗RF Industries RFN-1006-3I has 7 recorded cross-reference matches across 4 manufacturers. Compare the listed alternatives and check their source notes before selecting a replacement.
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RFN-1006-3I equivalent products & cross references
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AMPHENOL
Technical notes82-6142-1000
Technical notes
RF Industries RFN-1006-3I versus Amphenol 82-6142-1000:
RFI connector has silver plating, this connector has nickel.
Source: User provided
CAMBRIDGE
Recorded cross referenceCPN-8/110
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PASTERNACK
Recorded cross referencePE4550
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TCC
Technical notes11-11T-DGN
Technical notes
RF Industries RFN-1006-3I versus TCC 11-11T-DGN:
RFI connector has silver plating, this connector has nickel. RFI connector has PTFE dielectric, this connector has Delrin (Acetal).
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TCC
Technical notes11-11T-TGN
Technical notes
RF Industries RFN-1006-3I versus TCC 11-11T-TGN:
RFI connector has silver plating, this connector has nickel.
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TCC
Recorded cross reference11-11T-TGS
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