Description
NSN no. 5950-00-795-1161
Part no. on device 2JC2706-HO9
Made in the UK
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| Coil, Radio Frequency | Enclosure Type: Fully enclosed Terminal Type and Quantity: 4 solder stud Mounting Method: Threaded bushing single group |
Features:
• Product: Shielded Variable Coil
• Coil Pin Number : 4
• Shielding Pin Number : 2
• Adjustable threaded centre core
Dimensions:
• Overall Length 33mm (centre core fully unwound)
• Solder slot pins: length 2mm
| MRC | Parameter | Characteristics |
|---|---|---|
| AARG | Reliability Indicator | Not established |
| ABHP | Overall Length | 1.500 inches maximum |
| ACYV | Inductance Rating | 1.80 microhenries nominal single component single winding |
| ACZP | Coil Form Type | Hollow single component |
| ACZR | Core Construction | Powdered single component |
| ACZU | Adjustment Device Drive Type | Slotted screw single component |
| ADAQ | Body Length | 0.500 inches nominal |
| ADAR | Body Outside Diameter | 0.440 inches nominal |
| AKNA | Inclosure Type | Fully enclosed |
| AXGY | Mounting Method | Threaded bushing single group |
| BKPL | Rating Method | Electrical single component single winding |
| CMLP | Thread Quantity per Inch | 28 single group |
| CQJX | Nominal Thread Size | 0.250 inches single group |
| CRHJ | Quality Factor | 50 minimum single component single winding |
| CTHD | Adjustment Method and Quantity | 1 adjustable core single component |
| THSD | Thread Series Designator | Unf single group |
| TTQY | Terminal Type and Quantity | 4 solder stud |
Manufactured in the 80’s by Cambion (Stanford Applied Engineering are the US parent Co.). If you can find a use for some quality components maybe for test or experimentation we have priced them accordingly.
These are stored with us still sealed in original packaging and are absolutely ‘as new’.
Given their age and the ‘Milspec’ type manufacturer these components were made to a higher specification than is available today!
They came to us as part of a lot of surplus stock from a large ‘Milspec’ type Co., having been in storage for many years we have classified them as ‘new other’.
As many of our components come in to us as surplus stock – sometimes from high end ‘Milspec’ type manufacturers we try to pass on our savings to our customers – often selling industrial grade or military spec components at a fraction of their original cost.
