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"Bob" wrote in message ... Hello, I have a bnc coax cable from a receiving (only) antenna that ends up at a plastic cased switch box. The box has no convenient grounding point. I would like to ground the bnc of the coax end. I can rig "something" up of course, but was wondering if anyone might know of a bnc connector which perhaps has a wire lead coming out of it for this kind of purpose, or a screw terminal, or something for grounding the bnc shell (and hence the coax shield) ? Looked, but couldn't find anything appropriate. Thanks, Bob There's also this style which is overkill for you application. As Richard said the star/solder tab will work http://www.l-com.com/item.aspx?id=5484 Not the best picture but, on the expanded view you can see a ground tab with hole and the center pin. MikeK |
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