BNC to RCA

Get a female BNC, a male RCA, 2 paper clips, some twine, super glue, an alligator clip, 3 feet of coaxial cable, a one pound roll of solder, asbestos gloves, a welders mask, steel toed shoes, and a propane torch. You'll need a full bottle of propane.

Once you have assembled the required materials, contact me and I will give you instructions on how to proceed.

Or try Radio Shack

RCA® Male to BNC Female Adapter
$1.25
Reg. Price $1.79 Brand: Sandmartin
Cat.#: 910-0494
Model: B162
RCA® Plus to BNC Jack Adapter

try this link to radio shack

BNC to RCA is wired this way:
BNC pin RCA pin
1 ground ring
2 pin
3 no connect

I've used the BNC/RCA adapters at Radio Shack. They work fine.

Some people think I will lose something by using an adapter. Is this true to the naked eye? Your experiences?

Dan

If you are afraid about quality of using an adapter, then take it to a tech and have the BNCs replaced with high quality OFC RCAs.