Replacing com antennas

Mike: Does your new antenna have a BNG terminal.? I've been told that
is the way to go instead of a separate coax ground wire. Maybe I'm
confused what you have.

Larry

Hi Larry. I think what is on the end of the coax is called a male bnc
connector.

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Mike Noel,
Tucson, Arizona

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"Larry" wrote in message
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Mike: Does your new antenna have a BNG terminal.? I've been told that
is the way to go instead of a separate coax ground wire. Maybe I'm
confused what you have.

Larry

"Mike Noel" wrote in message
...
Hi Larry. I think what is on the end of the coax is called a male bnc
connector.

--
Mike Noel,
Tucson, Arizona

Hi Mike,

Just as a point of clarification for all (not specifically aimed at you...):

BNC: A "cam-lock" style connector needing only about 1/4 turn to lock in
place via curved channels that ride down pins on the opposite connector.

UHF: 1/4" to 1/2" diameter threaded connector which needs multiple turns to
screw into place.

One of these two types of connectors are usually what you'll find at the end
of a Coaxial cable. The UHF connectors of the world have pretty much been
replaced by BNC connectors, but you still find UHF on older wiring.

Jay Beckman
PP-ASEL
Chandler, AZ