Im re-cabling a 4 transmitter station and am looking for feedback on what you are using for interconnect coax after your amplifiers? I'm using double shielded RG8X for the low power connections to th
N2MO is using Andrew FSJ4-50B from the operating positions to the patch bay and triplexers, We ordered the 403A triplexers with the 7/16 DIN option, with the patch bay being 7/16 DIN as well. 73 Mart
EMC authority Henry Ott teaches that shielding provided by coax depends on the resistance of the shield and its uniformity. W2VJN, author the the excellent guide to Managing Interstation Interference
Great choice. Any good hard line, even 0.25-in would work. But remember that ALL coax in the TX/RX path matters. 73, Jim K9YC _______________________________________________ _________________________
I use good rg-213 for all connections except Beverage or other RX antennas that I use RG-6 for. David Robbins K1TTT e-mail: mailto:k1ttt@arrl.net web: http://wiki.k1ttt.net AR-Cluster node: 145.69MHz
I like the 1/4 inch Andrew superflex. You can solder on pl259s with a ug76 adapter. The coax stays put when you bend it to fit. However as a solid shield it is not as flexible as a braided cable. (I
I use mostly RG-214 but also short length of RG142 or longer runs of SCF12-50, always depending on my surplus sources what is available for free or some beer. 73 Peter Im re-cabling a 4 transmitter s
While in the midst of a inner station rebuild. SO2R All patch cables Radio/BPF/AMP/6X2 and then the common ground coax BUSS bar are made up of Mil-SPC-RG400 Double silver shielded Teflon dielectric a