N Solder Male Connector Installation for M&P Ultraflex 7 Coaxial Cable

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Solder type "N" male connector for Messi & Paoloni's ULTRAFLEX 7 or any other 7,3mm coax cables (.287").
The new Messi & Paoloni connectors series, completely Made in Italy, is finally available with an elegant brand-new look!
Easy connector assembly and welding instructions with detailed explanations of every procedure are INCLUDED in the package!
Dramatic suppression of the background noise!
No braid soldering needed!
Humidity proof compression design!
Perfect match with M&P cables! 105 dB (SA)

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3 окт 2024

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Комментарии : 11

@Grom88 2 года назад

I ordered 4 x 5m airborne 10 with n male to rp-sma conectors ,these quality cables conectors,quality of assembling lab test are the most important thing when you want to get maximum from your antenna. Big respect for that guys.Mesi & Paoloni the name for pure quality.

@MessiPaoloniSRLAncona 2 года назад

Thank you so much Danijel! Feel free to contact us whenever you want 🙏🏻

@simonbussey7530 5 лет назад

Should the excess braid be cut off? Should the centre conductor be tinned or at least some more solder be taken in through the solder hole?

@MessiPaoloniSRLAncona 5 лет назад

Simon Buster hi simon! yes you should cut the excess braid and yes you should solder the hole of the central conductor (but only for a few seconds without exceeding the tinning!)

@Maersky-747 9 месяцев назад

@MessiPaoloniSRLAncona This video you've made showing how to make up the N-Type connector for Ultraflex 7, you should have been more accurate. Reading the comments for this video, you replied to a comment saying: Quote "you should cut the excess braid and you should solder the hole of the central conductor (but only for a few seconds without exceeding the tinning!)". Why didn't you do this in the video? I have 8 N-Type Male connectors to make, and I'm glad I read the comments. As a way of a suggestion for future videos you make, please be more accurate, and it would be great if we the viewer could actually listen to a real human speaking every step of making up the connector- instead of some background music.