Can you ID this?

[NcNghtStkr]

This conector has no markings or numberings

www.angelfire.com/electronic2/conector.html

 

[ElectroMaster]

Hi NcNghtStkr,

the page does not exist. :roll:

 

[NcNghtStkr]

Opps....

www.angelfire.com/electronic2/rch/conector.html

That should work

 

[chops]

it kinda looks like an audio jack or somthing :?

 

[hsvgtsr1]

IT COULD BE USED FOR HF RADIO EQUIPMENT TYPICALLY USED BY DEFENCE FORCES

 

[tommy]

i know exactly what this is...................this is used for video and audio editing equipment used by television news guys .

 

[charcoal]

yup, its a pro/semi-pro a/v connector. i've seen them on the back of analog betacam TV cameras, typically carrying component video and sync pulses from the camera unit to the recording kit.
i think they've been replaced with digital jacks in most pro equipment now though

 

[herbymcduff]

Yep, think of this as kinda like S-video

 

[Pilot]

See the following...

www.stegmann.de/pdf/englisch/originalzubehoer_e.pdf

for a 12 pole circular plug C12 FUR part No 026 020 200 700

:lol:

 

[NcNghtStkr]

See the following...

www.stegmann.de/pdf/englisch/originalzubehoer_e.pdf

for a 12 pole circular plug C12 FUR part No 026 020 200 700

:lol:

Yup, I think you got it. Thanx! Now if i just can remember what that was from. (some kind of CNC mill) I forgat all about this post.