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GB
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 22 de marzo de 2025
Worked well.
Brightsyde1
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 19 de febrero de 2025
Best BNC connectors I have ever used. easy to compress without breaking apart or damaging like some others. Out of the 50 I got not one off them gave me any problem.
Richard H.
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 30 de abril de 2024
I've used the expensive brands, and now these. Comparatively, they seem to be just exactly the same as products costing twice as much. They fit well, and worked exactly as expected for us.
ODJ45
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 8 de marzo de 2022
I have purchased two of these 25-pack BNC connectors. They have worked perfectly except for one flaw. They go onto the RG6 cable exactly as expected, and once properly crimped they are a tight connection that won't pull off. I suspect people who state they pull off might either be using the wrong cable (e.g. RG59) else aren't crimping the connector properly.The one flaw I've discovered is that some of these connectors will not slide onto **any** device BNC connector. After discovering this, I have to first try to attach the connector to the BNC port of a device I need to use. If it slides on easily, it's good. However, I've discovered that 15% to 20% of the connectors in a pack of 25 are too tight and will not slide onto the device BNC port. So I have to toss that connector aside and move on to the next one. Doing this test first avoids needing to find out the connector is defective after it's been attached to the coax cable. Like I said earlier, if these connectors fit, they're quite good. Just look out for the connectors that can't be easily connected to the BNC port of you're target device.
sean
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 12 de enero de 2020
So once I figured out how to use these they do work great. I would however call them a 2 piece compression connector but they work. Make sure when you compress them that you stop when you feel the click otherwise you will damage the connector and will have to chop it off but I figured out how to make it work.1. Pull the back boot off and slide it on the cable after stripping the cable2. Push the connector onto the center conductor and make sure it is fully seated.3. Push the back boot onto the connector.4. Insert the connector into your compression tool and compress until you feel a click. Once you feel the click back off or you will damage the connector. If you have a ratcheting compression tool you may need to adjust out your tool to prevent damaging these connectors.I use these to make HD-SDI cable and 3G-SDI cable and they work great for that application. Highly recommend these.
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