1.00mm Connector Male To Male Straight Adapter

In RF labs all throughout the globe, 1.00 mm coaxial connectors are typical. They are, in fact, a must-have for engineers who undertake tests up to 110 GHz. However, their traditional design has a flaw: the pitch is overly coarse, resulting in a large axial distance between the threads. They're similar to self-tapping screws offered in hardware shops, but with one key difference: although self-tapping screws work dependably and can tolerate normal vibrations, the nut that matches with a 1.00 mm connection loosens nearly just by looking at it. As a result, calibration issues are almost built-in, necessitating the repetition of whole test series. Aside from the unneeded additional expenditures, it's a huge cause of annoyance.