There are tools sold at Circuit City, CompUSA, Best Buy (Please find European
equilvant) which will properly strip and crimp a BNC connection. You will need
to know which size of coax cable that you are using, ie. RG-58, 59, 62, 93. I
am not for sure what size is normally used aviation use.
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From: "Tony Krzyzewski" <tonyk@kaon.co.nz>, on 6/1/98 4:59 PM:
No, the centre pin should also be crimped onto the conductor to do the job
properly. BNC crimping tools normally have a small hole just for crimping the
centre conductor.
In the dim dark days of networking I used to be able to do one complete BNC
connector every two minutes! Gets a bit boring after the 300th!!
Tony
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From: Dennis Lowe <DennisL@inovatec.co.uk>
Subject: BNC
Date: Fri, 29 May 1998 18:29:24 +1200
> Isn't the centre pin soldered? I've not seen an all crimp type.
>
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