On Jul 16, 9:46, Jules Richardson wrote:
> For something like that I'd probably cut a round hole in the plastic,
> but cut / file a hole with the right key into a strip of aluminium
and
> mount it directly behind the hole in the plastic. The plastic can be
> kept nice and neat that way, whilst it doesn't matter if the
aluminium
> hole looks a bit shabby.
The connector flange will hide any rough edges so that just makes twice
as much work.
> That or make a little recess in the underside of the plastic near to
the
> hole, and use a piece of u-shaped metal to stop the connector
rotating
One way I've seen is to drill a round hole, then file one "side" of it
out into a square. Then put a washer on the back of the BNC, but bent
over so that it fits the flat on the BNC and also fits the squared-out
part of the hole.
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Pete Peter Turnbull
Network Manager
University of York
Received on Fri Jul 16 2004 - 12:38:39 BST