Are you sure you have 50 ohm coax? The CATV distribution rems are 75
ohm. Cable Z is the starting point for your research.
Some of the surplus around 0.5" od is SFX500 (bare), IF it is 50 ohm.
The connectors are readily available new, check ebay for N & 7/16 DIN.
UHF are really rare.
Power rating for SFX500 is 5KW to 30MHz and that's the baby size of what
you have.
Grant KZ1W
On 5/10/2016 10:54 AM, n1rr@comcast.net wrote:
I have 7/8", 3/4" 5/8", 1/2" CommScope and Times Microwave hardline which is:
Non-corrugated / annular / smooth wall, some has jacket and some does not.
What manufacturers & part numbers apply to this 1997 to 1999 vintage cable for
use with UHF or Type-N ?
I'm looking for connector product details that are not DIY. I dont want to deal
with the
unreliability of using dissimilar metals such as copper reducers and other
components.
LRC
I have some parts from these. It seems that the 2-piece types will fit the .875", .75",
.625" and .500" hardline.
What are the secrets behind utilizing UHF or Type-N adapters with them s ince they
use a thread of 5/8" x 24 thread ?
Which of the know series ( K-Series, X-Series) is suitable for 1500watts output
?
I see .072" pins and also .167 pins. They are both rated to 20Amp @ 4kV.
-Charlie N1RR
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