Due'ly "echoed", Steve Davis, DAVIS RF Co. www.davisRF.com
In a message dated 98-04-27 08:19:57 EDT, you write:
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Hi Kevin,
Any amount of water in the coax will cause the problem you see and
potentially others as well as the condition worsens. I urge you to
replace the coax immediately before you damage your equipment.
take the time to record, at a given frequency , date, power
level and temperature, the readings in the shack into a dummy load, and
the readings at the end of the new coax into the same dummy load..... data to
consider years from now....... I'm sure other responses will echo these
remarks.
73,
Press Jones, N8UG, The Wireman, Inc., Landrum, SC, 29356
Sales(800)727-WIRE(9473) or cqwire@juno.com.
Tech help (864)895-4195 or n8ug@juno.com
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