TNC Jack for RG-58-Class Cables — What's in the Kit
Insertion loss runs 0.18 dB across the band — a clean number that won't eat your link budget on a short cable run. Cable compatibility covers RG-58, 58A, 58B, 58C, 141, 303, LMR-195, Belden B7806A, and 9907 — the common 50 Ohm flexible coax types you'd expect for a TNC crimp assembly. The shield termination is crimp; the centre contact is solder, which gives a reliable joint for the signal pin.
NRND — Plan Your BOM Around It
That means Amphenol RF is not actively developing this variant for new projects, though existing production runs may still be available through distribution. For a new BOM line, you'll want to evaluate the current TNC jack portfolio for a direct replacement — the base product number 031-23 gives you the family to search against. For existing designs already using 031-2374-RFX, sourcing is handled on a quoted-to-order basis against an RFQ. The NRND flag means you should secure enough inventory for your remaining production runs or qualify a drop-in alternative before the supply window narrows.
Build and Environmental Specs
Fastening is threaded (the standard TNC coupling nut), single port, rated 500 V.