AE4705 UHF aerial

Can you be a bit more specific? What do you want to know about the connector?

I haven't seen one. It appears to be inside the assembly and I can't get the grub screw off at the moment, although the coax just pulled out with a centre connector pin.
What kind of connector should sit on the end of the coax? PL259?

No, it is a connector peculiar to that type of antenna.
The PL259 will be on the radio end of the co-ax, but the other end is much larger.

When you eventually get the grub screw out, the top section (white bit) of the antenna unscrews off the base. This undoes the connector which is in the base.

The connector is pretty much the same as the base of the AE409L.

If you have the co-ax right out of the antenna base, it might be stuffed, I don't think it is supposed to come right out.

I used to know the coax connector, but he owed me money so I don't talk to him anymore :-)

Hi Bob, hope all is well your way also.
All would have been good if I hadn't heard from a certain mate of mine who wanted stuff ripped out of one vehicle and installed into the "new" hilux in 40+C. And of course he's off to Winton tomorrow...rush job. I
normally don't do installs, never seen a hands free kit before nor an irridium in car kit. Out they came, plus the two Icom Pro's.
The coax in the UHF aerials just slipped out of the springs...is that normal? I don't imagine it is.
Ended up drilling one out and as you say, the so239 connection isn't easily got at. It's a diabolical design to say the least, but they are so exe that I couldnt just throw em, so we dodge'd em up a bit.
They're not going anywhere.
Does the lot now work ? Don't know, don't care. Too stuffed to worry that the guy rang me and said hey I can only get scan...said Priority chan.......
I downloaded the manual for him and he wanted me to read it and find out what was wrong!
I rekkon I've done my bit over the last couple of days.

And Bob you can't fool me, mate. I've seen the way the locals fly down that road :))

LOL Sounds like we've unknowingly passed each other on that road before, Footy.

Don't think the co-ax should slip out of the spring, not unless it was damaged.

Sounds like a couple of hard days, might change the subject, so you're not reminded of it.

Regards,
Bob.

Feel slightly better this morning:)
You'd know me when you passed me. I'm the grey haired old coot with the baseball cap on doing 80K/h. I don't know that road all that well, and am always on the lookout for animals and road trains.
Usually have the big Codan aerial and an exploroz sticker on the back of the 80.