whb@att.att.com (05/15/89)
In article <20260@uflorida.cis.ufl.EDU>, seeger@iec.ufl.edu (Charles Seeger) writes: > BTWbis, does anyone know of a source of short AUI cables, say about 1m? > All I have found are multiples of 5m. Is there some technical reason for > that? Disclaimer: I REEEELY HATE to mention this company, especially to this newsgroup, BUT: Digital Equipment Corp. makes Ethernet transceiver/AUI/thick/15-pin cables in 2-meter and 5-meter lengths. Assuming that you and your local sales rep are not on speaking terms, you can order by calling 1-800-DIGITAL. The model is BNE4C, and the prices a year or so ago were $55 and $70. DON'T tell 'em I sent you! Wilson H. Bent, Jr. ... att!hoh-2!whb (whb@hoh-2.ATT.COM) AT&T - Bell Laboratories (201) 949-1277 Disclaimer: My company has not authorized me to issue a disclaimer.
joe@uunet.uu.net (Joe Michel-Angelo) (06/02/89)
> From article <8905151640.AA13536@boole.>, by whb@att.att.com: > Digital Equipment Corp. makes Ethernet transceiver/AUI/thick/15-pin cables > in 2-meter and 5-meter lengths. Assuming that you and your local sales > rep are not on speaking terms, you can order by calling 1-800-DIGITAL. > The model is BNE4C, and the prices a year or so ago were $55 and $70. T&R Communications in Sunnyval, CA, also makes any sort of cable you want-- they make all of our xcvr drop cables from 1 foot to 50 feet... "The Network Joe Angelo -- Support Group @ Teknekron Software Systems Adminstrator Palo Alto, Ca 94301 415-325-1025 Is The Computer..." uunet!tekbspa!joe - joe@tss.com - tekbspa!joe@uunet.uu.com