Two pictures first picture shows some of the female connectors I removed from coax wire. I connected one female plug into board (1st RF male top right). I will eventually take the male plugs apart, so it's just metal. I have all the pin removal tools left over from my days as a tech. This picture also shows one of the smaller boards (6 1/2" x 9"). There is 50+ of these boards. I'm not sure of the exact name of device, but there was six of them total. Plus spare boards, some were never used, still wrapped in bubble wrap! Bear I'm starting to regret take anything off, especially those new boards. Second picture is just a zoom of first picture (not very good one). You can see a little of coax left in female connector. Can also see where I removed transistor like device's (6 total) on this board. Board is called "SIGMA O N INTERFACE", has two sets of numbers that are under boards name. Those numbers are 609577 Rev. C and 802679 Rev.(). Still would like to know name of actual device. What I removed from warehouse was not complete units. I had monitors, cameras, computer mainframes and control consoles. Nothing with a device name, going to go look out in shop better in morning. Take some pictures of lens from camera, this thing is huge. I think lens must weigh 60 to 70 Lbs. Took only two of those apart so far, there is 37 vacuum tubes in a cast aluminum housing. Tubes are called a "Photon Multiplier Tube" and camera as a whole is called a "Gamma Scintillation Camera". That is if I'm right with research I have done so far (could be totally wrong).
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