Sean,

         Most of the BNC crimp connectors I have used contained only three
pieces. The "Teflon" piece
you speak of is most likely an additional insulator between the center
conductor and the body of the
connector. So to use, after you strip the wire, slide the hollow silver
cylinder on the cable, slide the
"Teflon" part onto the conductor wire, crimp the small brass point onto the
conductor wire, slide
the connector body onto/into the cable. Finally, slide the cylinder tight
against the connector body,
and crimp the living daylights out of it. VIOLA!!!

JJW

At 10:50 AM 2/22/01 -0800, you wrote:
>Sean wrote:
> >Hi Dan,
> >
> >Actually, I'm not a PhD student, I'm an undergrad (senior). And, yes, I
> >have used crimp tools for other types of connectors before.
> >
> >So, are you just going to make remarks or ar you going to tell me how to
> >do it? :-)
> >
>
>Hey, "I" don't know - they never taught me that stuff in school :):).
>
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