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Difficult Cable Question

If its a single BNC connector its probally just a composite input, like those used in security monitors etc.. A composite to BNC adaptor should do it.

RCA-BNC

Something like this

If its got the 3 or 5 BNC inputs thats a different story.
 
Spazilton said:
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If its got the 3 or 5 BNC inputs thats a different story.
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Its a different story.... which cable to use? TIA!! :)

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I hope these guys don't mind using there bandwidth... :p
 
There are standard cable you can buy easily to go from analog VGA to R G B Co-Axial. Just go to a cable co. that sells the above.

In the worst case scenario, guarantee you that your manufacturer will sell it but that would be expensive, they can jackup a $40 cable to $135.
 
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