--- On Sun, 7/18/10, Tony Duell <ard at p850ug1.demon.co.uk> wrote:
  What's so interesting about BNC input sockets?
Making
 adaptor cables from
 BNC connectors to other types of connector is not normally
 difficult, and
 to be honest doing sync separation (e.g. to use a
 separte-sync montor
 with a sync-on-green computer) is a lot easier than
 converting scan rates
 or something like that. 
 I like them. They hearken back to the days of the ultra powered engineering workstations
and such. Yes adding sync signals to the green (or any other) signal is very easy. Just a
resistor.
 The truth is, I, even I, have never seen a *workstation* monitor that operated off
anything lower then ~48khz. They do exist, this I know. I began accumulating these things
in the mid 90's. Now finding a very early one would be a find. I won an auction and
part of it was for a big crt that operated off a TIPC. I declined to have it ship though.
How stupid was that?
    I'd stick
it in the closet, or in the yard 
 inside 2 or 3 very sturdy
  plastic bags. If Adrian gets his way, there
won't be a 
 single one left
  in the entire UK!  
 Can you expalin, please? 
 
 Adrian just finished stating he brought a number to the skip (skipper? So he could sail
them out and dump them in the ocean??? LOL LOL LOL.)