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BNC connectors - Types of cable and installation tools

 
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PostPosted: Sun Jul 14, 2019 3:00 pm    Post subject: BNC connectors - Types of cable and installation tools Reply with quote

Could somebody kindly answer the following questions:

- Are BNC connectors for RG-58U wire and RG400U wire the same?

- Can the same crimpers be used for attaching BNC connectors to both RG-58U wire and RG400U wire? If so, why you can only read ‘58’ on some dye sets and not ‘58/400’ or something like that?

- What about TNC connectors? Do the same principles as for BNC connectors apply when it comes to RG58/RG400 cables and installation tools?

Thanks


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PostPosted: Sun Jul 14, 2019 5:42 pm    Post subject: BNC connectors - Types of cable and installation tools Reply with quote

There is a difference between the 58 and the 400 RU B(T)NC connectors

It deals with the fact that the ‘400 cable has 2 braided shields around the central insulated conductor. This makes the wire greater in diameter and thus needs a larger crimp collar(which holds the whole assembly together). You could probably get by using a 400 collar with 58 wire but a 58 collar won’t easily fit in 400.

The crimping tools should be the same.

Rich

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On Jul 14, 2019, at 6:00 PM, Argonaut36 <fmlibrino(at)msn.com> wrote:



Could somebody kindly answer the following questions:

- Are BNC connectors for RG-58U wire and RG400U wire the same?

- Can the same crimpers be used for attaching BNC connectors to both RG-58U wire and RG400U wire? If so, why you can only read ‘58’ on some dye sets and not ‘58/400’ or something like that?

- What about TNC connectors? Do the same principles as for BNC connectors apply when it comes to RG58/RG400 cables and installation tools?

Thanks




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PostPosted: Mon Jul 15, 2019 6:01 pm    Post subject: Re: BNC connectors - Types of cable and installation tools Reply with quote

Thanks for answering my questions!

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