At 1/21/2009 15:13, you wrote: >One caveat: While a type N male will plug into a BNC female, the N center >pin is a little larger than that of a BNC. Doing this will expand the >sleeves in the female BNC and when you go to put a BNC male back in (with >the smaller pin) it may not make good contact again. Sometimes you can get >away with it and sometimes you permanently damage the BNC female.
Also don't forget that there are 75 ohm versions of the N, BNC & SMA out there too. All barely distinguishable from each other yet incompatible, of course. Bob NO6B
