Antennas

A Closer Look on Motorola Antennas

Motorola antenna plug is a common coaxial cable RF connector. It is used mostly in cars for connecting the coaxial feedline from the antenna to the radio receiver.  Sometimes, it is used for linking scanner antennas to scanners. The male plug mostly looks like as an RCA connector in size and shape. However, the sleeve is "folded" back over the coax instead of being concentric to the pin.

The pin is fused to the central conductor of the coaxial cable coming from the antenna. Moreover, the grounded side forms a 1.5 inch (38 mm) long sleeve around the coax. The sleeve has one or more longitudinal spring surfaces. It delivers a reliable electrical contact by wiping against the mating female socket.

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