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Hi, Joe: I think that a twinAx "A/B switch" is rare enough nowadays to be hard to find, even on e-bay ... :-o However, you can achieve much the same effect by using several baluns, connected by standard phone line with RJ11 connectors at each end. To "switch" you simply power off the terminal, un-plug the phone cord from one balun and plug it in to another (connected to the other system) and power on again. (At least, this approach has worked well for me, and is MUCH EASIER than un-screwing the TwinAX connector and the plugging it in to the other system's break-out box, with much less chance of damaging the little pins in the TwinAX connector, due to "over-use" ...). And if you wear out the little RJ11 connector, they are cheap and easy to replace. ;-) And, best of all, twinAX baluns seem to be readily available at reasonable prices on e-bay ... ;-) HTH, Mark ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Joe Pluta" <joepluta@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> > To: "'Midrange Systems Technical Discussion'" <midrange-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx> > Sent: Monday, October 17, 2005 7:24 PM > Subject: Looking for Mr. A/B > > Hello everyone! > > I'm wondering if anybody has an old twinax A/B switch they'd be willing > to part with for a token amount? My new machine is here, and while I > can manually swap the system console between boxes, an A/B switch will > make life a little easier. > > Joe
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