This doesn't answer your question, but maybe it will be of some use.
Last time I was at Ameritron I noticed some small relays they were using
on many of the RF amp boards to switch RF, and I got the info on them
because I know the manufacturer doesn't rate them for an RF environment
(that doesn't mean they won't work for that purpose). I think my RCS-10
antenna switch uses them too. It isn't the same relay you are asking
about, it is a small sealed PC board mount relay.
Potter & Brumfield
RTE24012F
RTD14012F
Check Tyco Electronics.
Jerry, K4SAV
W7CE wrote:
>I am designing a custom coax relay. I own a couple of Ameritron RCS-8V
>switchs and am pretty happy with them, especially since they are rated to
>250+ MHz. I recently looked inside an Array Solutions Ratpak and noticed
>that it uses exactly the same relay as the Ameritron. I've been trying to
>figure out who is the manufacturer of this particular relay and after much
>time with Google have hit a dead end. Both switches use a form X (shorting
>bar mounted on the two arms at the contacts) SPDT, 12V open-frame relay with
>the following marking: X99KP 12VDC RSCO. It appears the X99KP is the part
>number and RSCO is the vendor name or code. Does anyone know who makes this
>relay? You can see a picture of it at www.w7ce.com/relay.html.
>
>Thanks & 73,
>Clay W7CE
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