Installation of rg58 connector

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Kurt 0. Posted May 10, edited. Is 62AU yet another type? Edited May 10, by Guest. Categories: Connector. Hello, and welcome to Show Me Cables. The connector consists of the connector housing, 2 washers, one regular and one thin, a grommet, a plastic spacer, a metal spacer, a locking bolt, and a pin. For this installation you will need: RG58 cable, a coax stripper, soldering iron and solder, a couple of wrenches, and the BNC connector.

Start by inserting the locking bolt over the jacket. Then the regular sized washer. And the grommet. Strip the cable jacket using the coax stripper and remove the jacket and dielectric. Then insert the metal spacer and slide up the grommet, washer, and bolt. Insert the thin washer after that. And then the plastic spacer.