AMPHENOL
Technical notes83-1SP
Technical notes
RF Industries RFU-501 versus Amphenol 83-1SP:
RFI connector has silver plating, this connector has nickel.
Source: User provided
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RFU-501
RF Industries ↗RF Industries RFU-501 has 15 recorded cross-reference matches across 2 manufacturers. Compare the listed alternatives and check their source notes before selecting a replacement.
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RFU-501 equivalent products & cross references
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AMPHENOL
Technical notes83-5SP
Technical notes
RF Industries RFU-501 versus Amphenol 83-5SP:
User-provided reference; verify current manufacturer specifications and application suitability.
Source: User provided
AMPHENOL
Technical notes83-822
Technical notes
RF Industries RFU-501 versus Amphenol 83-822:
User-provided reference; verify current manufacturer specifications and application suitability.
Source: User provided
AMPHENOL
Technical notes83-822-RFX
Technical notes
RF Industries RFU-501 versus Amphenol 83-822-RFX:
RFI connector has silver plating, this connector has nickel.
Source: User provided
AMPHENOL
Technical notes83-886-1000
Technical notes
RF Industries RFU-501 versus Amphenol 83-886-1000:
User-provided reference; verify current manufacturer specifications and application suitability.
Source: User provided
MILITARY / UG
Technical notesPL-259
Technical notes
RF Industries RFU-501 versus Military / UG PL-259:
User-provided reference; verify current manufacturer specifications and application suitability.
Source: User provided
TCC
Technical notes17-06B-2-TSN
Technical notes
RF Industries RFU-501 versus TCC 17-06B-2-TSN:
RFI contact is silver, this contact is nickel. RFI contact is gold, this contact is nickel.
Source: User provided
TCC
Technical notes17-06B-2-TSS
Technical notes
RF Industries RFU-501 versus TCC 17-06B-2-TSS:
User-provided reference; verify current manufacturer specifications and application suitability.
Source: User provided
TCC
Technical notes17-06B-TSSN
Technical notes
RF Industries RFU-501 versus TCC 17-06B-TSSN:
User-provided reference; verify current manufacturer specifications and application suitability.
Source: User provided
TCC
Technical notes17-06F-2-TSN
Technical notes
RF Industries RFU-501 versus TCC 17-06F-2-TSN:
RFI contact is silver, this contact is nickel. RFI contact is gold, this contact is nickel.
Source: User provided
TCC
Technical notes17-06F-TSN
Technical notes
RF Industries RFU-501 versus TCC 17-06F-TSN:
RFI contact is silver, this contact is nickel. RFI contact is gold, this contact is nickel.
Source: User provided
TCC
Technical notes17-06F-TSS
Technical notes
RF Industries RFU-501 versus TCC 17-06F-TSS:
User-provided reference; verify current manufacturer specifications and application suitability.
Source: User provided
TCC
Technical notes17-06G-2-TSS
Technical notes
RF Industries RFU-501 versus TCC 17-06G-2-TSS:
User-provided reference; verify current manufacturer specifications and application suitability.
Source: User provided
TCC
Technical notes17-06G-TSN
Technical notes
RF Industries RFU-501 versus TCC 17-06G-TSN:
RFI contact is silver, this contact is nickel. RFI contact is gold, this contact is nickel.
Source: User provided
TCC
Technical notes17-06G-TSS
Technical notes
RF Industries RFU-501 versus TCC 17-06G-TSS:
User-provided reference; verify current manufacturer specifications and application suitability.
Source: User provided
RF Industries RFU-501 specifications & datasheets
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