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Where to get BNC connectors?

Darwin, Keith
Elecraft doesn't carry them.  With a K1 on the way, I'll be needing some
to hook the coax to the rig.  Where is the place to go for them?  HRO?
 
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Re: Where to get BNC connectors?

Dave G3VGR-2
You can get them almost anywhere, including RS,  as they're also used on
the old 10base-2 network cabling.
I use crimp versions here as it's a pain to make up the soldered
versions. For my field radios (Sierra, DSW20, DSW40) I use a BNC to
Phono adapter plugged into the back of the rig, then terminate all the
coax leads with phono plugs, just like Heathkit did with the SB series
all those years ago. It's easier to fix when something goes wrong.
73, Dave G3VGR
K2/100 #4783

Darwin, Keith wrote:

> Elecraft doesn't carry them.  With a K1 on the way, I'll be needing some
> to hook the coax to the rig.  Where is the place to go for them?  HRO?
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RE: Where to get BNC connectors?

Darwin, Keith
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Forgot to mention - it needs to fit RG-8X coax.  I bet the RS BNC
connectors don't do that (may be wrong).

The BNC to RCA converter is starting to sound like a great idea.

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RE: Where to get BNC connectors?

Tom Hammond-3
Keith:

At 02:11 PM 1/20/2006, you wrote:
>Forgot to mention - it needs to fit RG-8X coax.  I bet the RS BNC
>connectors don't do that (may be wrong).

Heheh... always a 'gotcha'... check with

    http://www.gcplus.com/RF/bnc.htm

This is the connector side of www.wb0w.com, run by his XYL. They list
BNCs for RG-8X for $1.40 each and crimp-type BNCs for RG-8X for $1.27.

They're good folks to do business with as well.

73,

Tom Hammond    N0SS

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RE: Where to get BNC connectors?

Chris Kantarjiev K6DBG
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Lots of places:

http://www.therfc.com
http://thewireman.com/index.shtml
http://www.pl-259.com/

73 de chris K6DBG
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