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  1. 05-21-2004, 02:13 PM #1
    ps2penguin
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    Question old connection

    my friend has a video projector from forever ago the audio connections are normal but the video one is like a round hole with a female bit in the middle shaped like a dash - i wondering if anyone knows what kind of connection this might be?
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    Quote Originally Posted by ps2penguin
    my friend has a video projector from forever ago the audio connections are normal but the video one is like a round hole with a female bit in the middle shaped like a dash - i wondering if anyone knows what kind of connection this might be?

    Could be a BNC type? Does the casing have nipples on the outside on opposite sides?
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