901-118
RF Industries RSA-3403 versus Amphenol 901-118:
RFI connector is nickel plated brass, this connector is gold plated BeCu.
RF Industries RSA-3403 has 14 recorded cross-reference matches across 8 manufacturers. Compare the listed alternatives and check their source notes before selecting a replacement.
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RF Industries RSA-3403 versus Amphenol 901-118:
RFI connector is nickel plated brass, this connector is gold plated BeCu.
RF Industries RSA-3403 versus Amphenol 901-303:
RFI connector is nickel plated brass, this connector is gold plated BeCu.
RF Industries RSA-3403 versus Amphenol 901-9218:
RFI connector is nickel plated brass, this connector is gold plated stainless steel.
RF Industries RSA-3403 versus Amphenol 901-9218-SF:
RFI connector is nickel plated brass, this connector is Passivated Stainless-Steel.
RF Industries RSA-3403 versus Berg 39A106-5:
RFI connector is nickel plated brass, this connector is Passivated Stainless-Steel.
RF Industries RSA-3403 versus Johnson 142-0901-811:
RFI connector is nickel plated brass, this connector is gold plated stainless steel.
RFI connector has nickel plating, this connector has gold.
RF Industries RSA-3403 versus Johnson 142-0901-812:
RFI connector is nickel plated brass, this connector is Passivated Stainless-Steel.
RF Industries RSA-3403 versus MA/COM 2081-1900-2:
RFI connector is nickel plated brass; this connector is stainless steel with passivated coupling nut. RFI connector has non-captive contact.
RF Industries RSA-3403 versus Radiall R 125 703:
RFI connector has nickel plating, this connector has gold.
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