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On Mon, 18 Apr 2005 13:33:03 GMT, "Michael A. Terrell"
wrote: If you want to use 75 ohm cables its your choice. The patch bays are BNC on both halves so you can use 50 or 75 ohm cables with them. These patch bays show up used and surplus along with the plugs. I've used them at several TV stations, a mobile production van I built and in the telemetry package we shipped to Italy. They are a lot better quality than "F" fittings and CATV switches. I used to run insertion loss and other tests on samples for United Video Cablevision and there was more junk submitted than quality parts. Even the better quality switches only lasted a year or so when we used them to reroute video feeds in the L.O. studio. 75 Ohm BNCs and 50 Ohm BNCs are two different connectors. You can mix them up if you like, but it's lame. |
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