Your question doesn't parse as written; I apologize if I just didn't understand it. Both TNC and BNC 'fit' RG400. They are just different type of connectors (threaded versus bayonet) and there are varieties of each to fit any type of coax you can think of. A search at mouser.com turns up a bewildering array of options even if you narrow the search to just RG400. I have made up computer coax 90s before, of the solder-and-crimp style (the center conductor is soldered through a capped opening before the insulation and shield are crimped), but for the RV-10 I took the easy way out. I measured the cable runs and asked Aerotronics to supply cables for me with the 90-degree fitting already done. Since they knew the equipment it would attach to, they automatically got the proper fitting and probably did a much better job than I would do making up the connection. I only had to route the cable and make up the straight connection at the other end. I'm sure Stein or any other avionics shop would be willing to do the same. Just another option if you don't want to be your own electrical engineer.