Some time after commercial television appeared around 1936, the Musa connector came to be used as a standard video connector; its distinctive feature being that unlike most other types of coaxial connector, it is engaged and disengaged by a straight push-pull action, making it ideal for patch bays.
Following the advent of commercial television in approximately 1936, the Musa connector was adopted as a standard video connector. Its unique characteristic is its engagement and disengagement via a straightforward push-pull mechanism, which makes it suitable for patch panels.