Phono Jack deep nuts?

[DonMack]

Anyone know the name or a supplier of nuts for phono jacks that "deep". That
is, the phono jack itself doesn't protrude through the chassis and the nut
reaches inside the chassis to mate

 

[Martin Riddle]

Anyone know the name or a supplier of nuts for phono jacks that
"deep". That is, the phono jack itself doesn't protrude through the
chassis and the nut reaches inside the chassis to mate

Try www.switchcraft.com

This?
<http://search.digikey.com/scripts/DkSearch/dksus.dll?Detail&name=SC1035-ND>

Cheers

 

[Phil Allison]

"DonMack"

Anyone know the name or a supplier of nuts for phono jacks

** Disambiguation required.

1/4 inch phone jack ?

1/8 inch mini jack ?

RCA jack ??


that "deep". That

is, the phono jack itself doesn't protrude through the chassis and the nut
reaches inside the chassis to mate

** I can only imagine you are alluding to 1/4 inch jack sockets with chrome
threaded inserts.

http://cdn.sigma.octopart.com/580592/image/Cliff-S4BNB.jpg


..... Phil

 

[DonMack]

"Martin Riddle" wrote in message

Anyone know the name or a supplier of nuts for phono jacks that "deep".
That is, the phono jack itself doesn't protrude through the chassis and
the nut reaches inside the chassis to mate

Try www.switchcraft.com

This?
<http://search.digikey.com/scripts/DkSearch/dksus.dll?Detail&name=SC1035-ND>
----

No, it is a nut with internal threads. Essentially a cylinder, maybe about
1/2" long with internal threads and a flange on one end. It sorta looks
like the digikey one but it is simply a "nut" with internal threads.. It's
used when the phono jack's threads do not stick outside for a simple nut.

http://www.switchcraft.com/productsummary.aspx?Parent=580

used on when the phono jack is mounted so that the threads do not extend
outside the chassis. I've seen them rarely but they did exist at one time.

 

[Rich Grise]

Try www.switchcraft.com

This?

That's a phone jack. A phono jack is also known as an RCA jack:
http://static.traderscity.com/board/userpix15/15624-rca-phono-connector-1.jpg

So, to coherently answer DonMack's question, I'd need a little more
clarification as to what he means.

In the interim, maybe he could look for a "recessed" jack, if I'm guessing
accurately as to his intent.

Thanks,
Rich