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What HT antenna connector on IC-F4021S ?

RenoHuskerDu

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A friend wants to run his ICOM HTs (FCC # here) on a magmount roof spike. I can terminate his rg58u in quite a few different connectors I have in the shack. But I have never seen these ICOM duck connectors before. I've never been an ICOM guy.

Do they have a name or number, so I could order some up?

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However, these adapters are designed for testing the radios on a bench. Using them full time puts a lot of strain on the antenna jack and can result in damage. Icom will tell you to use them for bench testing only.

But, it'll work, at least for a while.
 
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