And now for something completely different... Freestanding BNC Art

[windsmurf]

BNC adapters, banana plugs, work just like LEGO's!
Its standing, balanced on the two female banana receptacles.

[windsmurf]

Can you tell how many pieces of what there are?

[Electro Detective]

Not sure on the numbers but can see you didn't forget the terminating resistor   

My tangled and tossed about BNC assorted/mixed up connectors never looked that good 

Suggest to go the distance and Ebay surf some Barbie Doll and Ken clothing   

[Brumby]

I don't know what it is - but I've NEVER gone looking for BNC tees, yet I have more than enough for a sculpture like that.

Do they breed in dark corners or something?

[bitseeker]

That's something completely different alright. Nice one windsmurf. Hopefully, you won't need the one in the middle.

[Cliff Matthews]

OK here's my contribution:
BNC's are beauty, PL-259's are old-school bravado, and Raysistor's good for.. 

[coppercone2]

guys you just shortened your connector life by 0.01 percent

[xrunner]

Oh ... wait till I get back in the lab tomorrow. 

[Cliff Matthews]

  

[Circlotron]

Makes me think of this:

[windsmurf]

OK here's my contribution:
BNC's are beauty, PL-259's are old-school bravado, and Raysistor's good for.. 

Hey that look cool!  I think I saw that building in Star Trek!  A Trio of Sydney class star ships have landed too!

[basinstreetdesign]

BNC adapters, banana plugs, work just like LEGO's!
Its standing, balanced on the two female banana receptacles.

Wow, I used to do this back in the day when I was working.  I used every BNC Tee I could get my hands on but never showed it to anybody else for fear of mocking/derision/reprisals etc. I was always playing with the n-dimensional flexibility of n-1 Tees.

Can anybody show us other examples? Who can make the biggest one? 

[Electro Detective]

LOL, once you've gotten lots of Freestanding BNC Art experience under the belt    

the learning curve is easier with a bag of mixed BSP air compressor fittings... I think     

 

[windsmurf]

LOL, once you've gotten lots of Freestanding BNC Art experience under the belt    

the learning curve is easier with a bag of mixed BSP air compressor fittings... I think     

 

I don't have any of those but that could be fun!  Then we pressurize the whole thing at increasing levels... and take bets on which connection fails first! 

We could do something similar with the BNC art works as well... we'll need Joe and Dave's participation; Joe to provide kilojoules of power to drive into the artwork, and Dave to be the bookie to take bets on which connection makes the first/most magic smoke! 

[Electro Detective]

All good on that   

as long as we can bet direct without going through paypal