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Typical RCA female socket looks like this. See the location of - pin and + pin in that are going to be inside the chassis. The choice of the location creates large loop area, which causes pick up of noise.
Why are the + and - pins positioned this way?
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Topic - Why so large loop area in female RCA socket? - dave789 08:29:52 02/10/17 (11)
- Bend it! - madisonears 19:24:14 02/11/17 (0)
- RE: Why so large loop area in female RCA socket? - Jonesy 13:56:39 02/10/17 (1)
- That one really is a problem to solder the ground. actually annoying IMO. nt - 3+4=5 14:38:53 02/10/17 (0)
- RE: Why so large loop area in female RCA socket? - Hornlover 09:19:28 02/10/17 (0)
- the only exception I know - dave789 08:34:54 02/10/17 (6)
- Vampire CM2F/CB - Duster 12:15:31 02/11/17 (3)
- RE: Vampire CM2F/CB - rogerh113 14:46:32 02/25/19 (2)
- RE: Vampire CM2F/CB - mkane77g 10:11:11 02/26/19 (1)
- RE: Vampire CM2F/CB - rogerh113 20:38:02 02/26/19 (0)
- This is built just like a BNC.... - alan m. kafton 14:46:38 02/10/17 (0)
- That is much nicer... For a RCA socket. nt - 3+4=5 14:37:41 02/10/17 (0)
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