Hi to all, thank you for the answers to my previous questions about stacking and rotors. I learned a lot. Now, a couple of questions and wonder what you are using that works. Here is the statement an
I really like 9913F7. It isn't air filled like 9913, so water isn't going to run down inside. However, you can also find *great* deals on Andrew LDF4-50 and sometimes, LDF5-50. The 1/4" LDF4-50 loses
I have some (150'???) of Heliax that came from a cellular tower that was dismantled. I had 4 connectors but not sure what happened to them. Not sure of the size but this stuff is really big. It measu
David A few observations from Hot, Humid Central Florida. 9913 can work if properly installed and WATERPROOFED. I have used a few runs here in the humidity of central Florida for over 15 years with n
Times Microwave (manufacturers of LMR-400) makes an Ultraflex version of LMR-400 that works well with rotators, etc. Personally, I'd use that as a pigtail and look for surplus LDF5-50 Heliax to run d
Has anyone tried DavisRF's buryflex? On paper it looks like a cost effective alternative to LM-400 ultraflex. The Davis RF site quotes attenuation for buryflex as 2.98 db at 450Mhz. Ultraflex is stat
Author: Radiosporting Fan <radiosporting@yahoo.com>
Date: Mon, 10 Jul 2006 12:52:42 -0700 (PDT)
Tom, The 0.12 dB difference is not as much of a factor as the $0.20/ft difference is. That's a good price (assuming their spec is accurate, of course). Ev, W2EV ______________________________________