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RE: KAT5 Specifications
- To: "'ukha_d@xxxxxxx'" <ukha_d@xxxxxxx>
- Subject: RE: KAT5 Specifications
- From: James Hoye <jhoye@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 3 Oct 2000 09:34:40 +0100
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> Personally, I'm glad he's using them, the only real
> alternative I could
> think of would be an RJ11/RJ45 socket, with adaptors made up
> from that to
> SCART, but that would be hassle, mainly because of wire types (SCART
> usually has some mini-coax cables etc in the bundle, they
> just wouldn't
> mate well to an RJ** crimp.). The other alternative is a new
> connector (or
> an existing broadcast standard like a Tajimi 10 pin), but
> that means more
> adaptors and converters... doesn't appeal personally- go SCART!
Well, in my case I shall hopefully be getting the bare PCB, or maybe an
assembled PCB - so hopefully I will be able to use whatever connectors suit
me.
I think as I'll only be carrying composite video, BNC connectors should be
small and reliable. The audio I'm thinking about an s-video mini DIN
(which
would take up less room on the faceplate) or maybe 2 phonos.
Those of you not scared of soldering irons (Mark :-) ) could do the same.
You can't please all of the people all of the time.... :) But Keith is
trying with no less than 7 variants!
James H
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