DB9 F/F Serial RS232 Mini Gender Changer (Coupler)

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Convert a DB9 male connection to a DB9 female connection; use for serial applications.

Product # :02781

Connector 1 :

(1) DB9 Female

Connector 2 :

(1) DB9 Female

Product Features

Convert a DB9 male connection to a DB9 female connection; use for serial applications.

(1) DB9 Female on Connector 1

(1) DB9 Female on Connector 2

Product Description

Low profile to save space! Quickly change the gender, or join two cables together. Save the cost and hassle of buying a new cable by just changing the gender of your port and using the cable you already have. Each changer is molded and fully shielded, preventing any unwanted EMI/RFI interference caused from office equipment.

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Product Specifications

Color :	Nickel
UPC :	757120027812
Warranty :	Lifetime
Vendor :	C2G
Weight :	0.030 LB

Customer Reviews

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Rated 5 out of 5 by Science Struggler from Back-Up Team Ready To Go ! I needed to connect my new Ham Radio Transceiver to my computer to download software updates. I had a cable, but it needed to be a different "gender" on one end. I ordered a proper cable, but got this as a back-up. I am completely satisfied with this "gender-bender"!

Date published: 2011-11-02

Rated 5 out of 5 by Zeeb from I would buy again I use this on my new Ham radio for Cat operation.

Date published: 2011-10-10

Rated 4 out of 5 by JMariscal from Much betten than buying another cable I used the mini gender changer for a cable I connected to a computer and a test equipment that has a female com port. It worked excellent. I was trying to find a cable that is two male ends but there was nothing I could find.

Date published: 2010-04-13

Rated 5 out of 5 by Rob the Sam from Worked like a charm No difficulty in using it. I used it to convert a serial cable into a null modem cable. The connection between the cable end and the adapter was solid. Better yet, the connection to the PC was stable without any wriggle.

Date published: 2009-12-28