Richard Ibbotson <richard [at] sheflug.co.uk> writes: > Darrell > >> does anyone >> know if it's possible to get an RJ45 to BNC converter? > > I've been trying to get one for years. Nearest I got so far was a > four way ethernet hub with RJ45 sockets on the front and a BNC > connector on the back. They were £40 each. Buy online. I've seen (and used) such a thing, but they generally cost as much as a 10-Base-T hub with a 10-Base-2 port, because since 10-Base-2 and 10-Base-T use different signalling conventions, it basically needs to be a 1-port 10-base-T hub and 10-Base-2 transiever anyway, you don't save much not having the extra ports, and there's less of a market, so volume discounts don't apply as much. The difference between the the two is more than just the cabling.... -- Eric E. Moore
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