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|    legg to peter@easthope.ca    |
|    Re: Coaxial cabling.    |
|    03 Sep 25 10:15:46    |
      From: legg@nospam.magma.ca              On 31 Aug 2025 15:22:15 -0700, peter@easthope.ca wrote:              >Hi,       >       >Connecting a Hantek HT-25 ignition pickup to a Owon HDS2202S mounted       >on the dashboard of a vehicle. The HT-25 has a BNC connector.       >       >The firewall has an opening about 4 cm diameter covered with a rubber       >plug which can be pierced with a handheld punch. Rather than punch a       >hole for the HT-25 BNC connector, I think of connecting a RG-174/U       >cable with LEMO 00 connectors using a BNC-LEMO adapter. Then pass the       >LEMO connector through the plug. Another adapter will be needed on the       >scope.       >       >I'm not familiar with coax usage. Is the arrangement OK?       >       >Thanks, ... P.       >       >              The Hantek pick-up has a built-in 10,000:1 attenuator and is designed       for direct connection to a standard 1Meg scope input - so it is       internally padded for the 50ohm cable being supplied.Coax extensions       will have little effect on your practical scope readings.              RL              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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