Where can I find Triax BNCs

Dec 01, 2006 8 Replies

Does someone know where I can find some triaxial BNCs and cable, small quantities and reasonably priced?



The RS/Farnell/Digikey... prices are totally insane.



Thanks, Fred.

try canford audio.(co.uk?),

martin

Are you talking about a bayonet connector that looks like a BNC, but has two contacts in the middle? I got some from an eBay auction, and if you can use them, I would be happy to share my stash with you.

Triax cables show up on ebay all the time. Note there are two standards on the bayonets, 2 lug and 3 lug.

Thanks for the offer, but mine aren't 2 contacts. Well yes, 2, but all coaxial: one signal, one coaxial shield (used as guard) and the outer shield (BNC like) part. Here's a link to illustrate what I'm after:

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I think you have the twinax version with 2 parallel signal pins.

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Hmmm, up-ing from there, it seems I've found their distri and that it might work. We'll see.

Thanks, Fred.

I can't remember, for sure whether mine are twinax or triax. I have them in another building, but will check, later today. If they are triaxial, I will post photos of both male and female parts on A.B.S.E.

LEMO sell triax connectors.

They are good quality and don't crap out after a hundred or so insertions, but can be quite expensive.

If you need a short length of triax cable and you're a real tight arse, pull the center conductor and insulator out of a standard coax cable, then thread a mini-coax cable through the middle. Only works for a couple of feet.

/andrew

Fred Bartoli wrote:

I just learned something, they now do twinax at BNC size, i thought is was N-size only.

JosephKK Gegen dummheit kampfen die Gotter Selbst, vergebens.   --Schiller

I have male and female triax connectors. The female is a right angle panel mount (threaded) with circuit board pins. Both are ADC communication parts.

I'll post pictures to A.B.S.E.

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