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 (DIR) Post #B8o43TkuHrvh46XmoC by lethalbit@vt.social
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       ugh, I feel so silly, the SMA adapter kit I ordered only has one RP-SMA to SMA adapter, I don't know why I thought it had 2, so now I need to get *another* set, ugh.
       
 (DIR) Post #B8o4u37G3xFVnB49bs by lethalbit@vt.social
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       I *was* able to cobble together this horrible thing, using the other adapters in the kit, so I'm not like, totally out of luck in the meantime, but I'm not too happy about the channel skew this introduces...But at 0.25GBaud it should be fine:tm:
       
 (DIR) Post #B8o5ED9GTLaAhNcPHU by lethalbit@vt.social
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       The real fix to this problem is to get some actual BNC-SMA cables, and not the BNC-RP-SMA cables I have, but 40USD in cables again is not in the cards at the moment...
       
 (DIR) Post #B8o5JqoSQcu1ACZjRQ by lethalbit@vt.social
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       I also feel bad about splitting the + and - pair appart like this, what I would *really* want is some twinax cable that splits out to SMA and BNC, but, I don't think that is a very common configuration of items, lol
       
 (DIR) Post #B8o5aPTNKbGRIDbtfE by slaeshjag@bitbang.social
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       @lethalbit It bothers me, but I've seen it in production environments. I've recently worked with a sony block camera, which shoves mipi csi down a bundle of micro-coax, separating the + and - of the data lanes and the clock into their own tiny coax lines. It... works, I guess.