Coaxial Connector with Internal Nut Biasing Systems for Enhanced Continuity

A compressible coaxial connector comprising:

• a nut adapted to threadably fasten the connector;
• an elongated, hollow post comprising a portion that internally abuts the nut;
• a hollow, tubular body coaxially disposed over said post, the body comprising a plurality of radially spaced apart bores;
• an end cap adapted to be coupled to said body;
• and,
• a plunger assembly disposed in each of said bores for biasing the nut to promote mechanical and electrical contact between the nut and the post, the plunger assembly comprising:
• a spring disposed in each bore;
• and,
• a piston controlled by said spring, the piston urged away from said body by said spring towards and into contact with said nut.

A compressible coaxial connector comprising:

• a nut adapted to threadably fasten the connector;
• an elongated, hollow post comprising a portion that internally abuts the nut;
• a hollow, tubular body coaxially disposed over said post, the body comprising a plurality of radially spaced apart bores;
• an end cap adapted to be coupled to said body;
• and,
• a ball bearing assembly disposed in each of said bores for biasing the nut to promote mechanical and electrical contact between the nut and the post, the ball bearing assembly comprising:
• a spring disposed in each bore;
• and,
• a ball bearing controlled by said spring and pressured away from said body by said spring towards and into contact with said nut.