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#381636 04/16/07 12:50 PM
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I am looking for male bnc to f conectors for rg59 and 6u

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crimp or twist? I get all the catalogs from the camera places...Security Cameras Direct, places like that...


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Sentrex1, I get the impression that you are looking for an adapter that converts a traditional F56 or F59 ("CATV") cable connector to a male BNC termination. Correct?

If so, nearly every electronics supplier sells these. I purchase these through PI Manufacturing in Walnut, CA. I am sure that they can be found on your side of the border though. These are very common.


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check out MCM


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check out ADI as well


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any type is ok i just find them expensive at my local security supplier they charge 80 cents for a crimp bnc,thanks for the leads

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I only use snap & seal for BNC and that's about the price of them. Then the tool is another $50 to install them but they are far superior to twist or crimp.

It's the price of doing business.

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I too use Snap N Seal...for F connectors.


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