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In a very similar situation we use an 8-port 10-base-T hub that has a BNC
connector on the back to act as a transducer between the HPs (10-base-2)
and the rest of our network (10-base-T with RJ45 connectors).
When this was set up over two years ago, the cheapest hub was around five
hundred Australian dollars; there are much cheaper hubs available now, some
under two hundred Australian.
I have not yet found a hub with the BNC connector that has less than
eight RJ45 ports.
If you particularly want to connect the HPs to a Mac rather than to a wider
network, it should be possible to get a 10-base-2 transducer for the Mac
ethernet port, but probably not both types of connection together.
Joseph.
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