Question for the Brits here, what do you call a Belling-Lee connector?

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He meant, I believe, that "Hoover" was defunct. Has anyone tried a Google image search for "Belling-Lee connector"?

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Bob Villa
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Interestingly, Wikipedia says: "The IEC-169-2 connector is recognised as a source of signal distortion and has become a particular concern with digital signal reception, specifically UHF HDTV."

I recall that my own measurements (in the 1960s) indicated that a genuine B&L connector was actually a pretty good match at UHF TV frequencies (well, up to 500MHz or so) - certainly not enough to give me any concerns that the whole of the TV industry had made a bad choice of connector.

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Ian
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Ian Jackson

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