> From google I found out that it is 10Base2 thin net.
>> On Sat, 7 Aug 2004, Joey Dale wrote:
>>> I just got about 200ft of coaxial ethernet cable (RG85) with N
>>> connecters, and would like to hook my buddy into my network
As I recall, thin net uses RG-58/U (thinner than a pencil)
and thick net uses RG-8/U thick as my little finger.
(or a bit thicker)
Thin net uses "BNC" connectors. Thick net uses "N" connectors.
I have never seen a NIC card with "N" connectors
As a HAM I use "N" connectors daily.
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