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New Delhi, July 25 — USA based Andrew Corporation filed patent application for coaxial connector with positive stop clamping nut attachment. The inventor is Buenz Larry.Andrew Corporation filed the patent application on July 27, 2004. The patent application number is 1372/DEL/2004 a. The international classification number is H01R13/514.

According to the Controller General of Patents, Designs & Trade marks, “An electrical connector for coaxial cable, the connector having a positive stop for a clamp nut. The clamp nut driving a means for compression which sandwiches a leading edge of the coaxial cable outer conductor between the connector body and the means for compression. The positive stop positioned to limit tightening of the clamp nut and thereby compression force upon the flared leading edge of the coaxial cable outer conductor to a desired maximum level. The means for compression, for example a circular coil spring may be deformable, allowing the connector to adapt to varying manufacturing tolerances of each connector component, yet still maintaining the maximum desired compression force limit. thereby, the connector may be correctly installed without requiring use of a torque wrench to ensure proper compression force.”About the Company Andrew Corporation designs, manufactures, and delivers communications systems and products to telecommunications original equipment manufacturers and wireless service providers. its solutions include tower base station antennas, cable systems, radio frequency, signal distribution, and network optimization. The company serves wireless networks; third generation technologies; and voice, data, video, and Internet services, as well as specialized applications in microwave, satellite, radar, and HF communications. The company was founded in 1937 and is headquartered in Westchester, Illinois. it has facilities and distribution centers internationally. as of December 27, 2007, Andrew Corporation operates as a subsidiary of CommScope, inc.

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I am trying to put a coax F connector on coaxial cable. I am using the following instructions:

hometech.com/learn/coaxterm.html

I have it all cut as instructed. My question is:
Do you cut off the wire braiding flush with the outer plastic layer or do you bend it backward around the outer layer? and does the foil stay wrapped around the 2nd inner white plastic or is the foil cut off flush?