Sealed r. f. crimp type coaxial connector means

Claim 1

IN A COAXIAL CONNECTOR FOR CABLE OF THE TYPE HAVING AN INNER CONDUCTOR SURROUNDING BY DIELECTRIC MATERIAL AND AN OUTER CONDUCTOR FURTHER SURROUNDED BY A PROTECTIVE SHEATH, THE COMBINATION INCLUDING A PAIR OF CONNECTOR HALVES HAVING CONDUCTIVE OUTER SHELL PORTIONS AND CONDUCTIVE CENTER PIN MEMBERS EACH SUPPORTED BY A DIELECTRIC PLUG MEMBER WITHIN THE SHELL MEMBER, THE OUTER SHELL AND INNER CONTACT PIN MEMBER OF THE HALVES BEING INTERMATABLE, EACH CONNECTOR HALF INCLUDING A REAR EXTENSION AND A SLEEVE MEMBER ADAPTED TO BE CRIMPED THEREOVER TO MECHANICALLY JOIN THE CABLE TO THE CONNECTOR HALF, THE REAR EXTENSION BEING A DIAMETER TO FIT WITHIN THE OUTER CONDUCTOR OF THE CABLE AND THE SLEEVE MEMBER INCLUDING A FORWARD PORTION ADAPTED TO BE FITTED OVER THE CABLE OUTER CONDUCTOR AND CRIMPED INWARDLY TO COMMON THE OUTER CONDUCTOR TO THE EXTENSION, THE SLEEVE MEMBER FURTHER INCLUDING A REAR PORTION OF GREATER INNER DIAMETER SIZED TO FIT OVER THE OUTER PROTECTIVE SHEATH OF THE CABLE AND TO BE CRIMPED INWARDLY TO GRIP THE CABLE AT A POINT SPACED FROM THE FIRST MENTIONED CRIMP, THE SLEEVE INCLUDING INTERMEDIATE THE TWO CRIMPS AN INTERNAL RECESS CARRYING A GASKET MEMBER OF A DIAMETER LESS THAN THAT OF THE OUTER DIAMETER OF THE CABLE SHEATH SUCH AS BE HELD IN COMPRESSION WHEN SAID SLEEVE IS MOUNTED ON SAID CABLE TO TERMINATE EACH SAID CONDUCTOR HALF.