From: John Tserkezis 
Reply-To: Fidonet AVtech Echo 

Bob Lawrence wrote:

> JT> Think about it Bob. We don't know where this broken end IS.
> JT> That's why we were doing this to find out in the first place...

>  Think about it, John. In order to see the ringing, you would first
> have to *find* the break. Then you can look at the ringing, and try a
> few things (like terminating).

  No, you think about it again.  We know where the BNC ends are.  We plug that 
into the equipment.

  We don't know where the break is.  Most (or just about all) of them were 
mis-terminated BNC ends, but the question is, they all LOOK good, so how do you 
tell which is the broken one without buzzing them all out with a bloody multimeter?

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