MILITARY / UG
Recorded cross referenceMS39012/32-00001
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PART CROSS REFERENCE · RF & INTERCONNECT
RFT-1227
RF Industries ↗RF Industries RFT-1227 has 11 recorded cross-reference matches across 7 manufacturers. Compare the listed alternatives and check their source notes before selecting a replacement.
11recorded matches
7alternate manufacturers
1reference sources
3matches with technical notes
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RFT-1227 equivalent products & cross references
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AMPHENOL
Recorded cross reference79125
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BERG
Technical notes24AR100-1
Technical notes
RF Industries RFT-1227 versus Berg 24AR100-1:
RFI connector has nickel plating, this connector has silver.
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CAMBRIDGE
Recorded cross reference27-9068
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CAMBRIDGE
Recorded cross referenceCP-AD-306
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MA/COM
Technical notesT35 P28 H999 X99
Technical notes
RF Industries RFT-1227 versus MA/COM T35 P28 H999 X99:
RFI contact is gold, this contact is silver.
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MA/COM
Recorded cross referenceT35 P28 J999 X99
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PASTERNACK
Recorded cross referencePE9100
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RADIALL
Recorded cross referenceR-143-770
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TCC
Technical notes15-35-1-DGN
Technical notes
RF Industries RFT-1227 versus TCC 15-35-1-DGN:
RFI connector has PTFE dielectric, this connector has Delrin (Acetal).
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TCC
Recorded cross reference15-35-1-TGN
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RF Industries RFT-1227 specifications & datasheets
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