Did anyone look at the M&P ( Italy) site ?
I've been involved for 20+ years with several divisions of what was CDT
( Mohawk, Montrose, West Penn Wire etc) now merged into Belden Corp.
Observed many braiding & bunching machines in operation. I always
understood that many of the best fabricating machines in the wire
industry were made in Italy. I drew a conclusion that coax form ITALY
very well could be the best. That said , I watched several coax
connector assembly videos provided BY M&P , and was surprised to see
they suggest you do NOT solder the shield on either N type for PL-259.
They must believe that the compression is adequate. Why do I think that
could be a warming while running that EXPERT KW ??????
thoughts, diatribes , lectures ????
bill ny9h/3
d ann 7/16/2020 8:15 AM, Máximo EA1DDO_HK1H wrote:
Superflex cable is called from the hard coax point of view, but this Superflex
has solid copper core. I think is not a good idea to keep a solid copper core
turning and un-turning it that ofthen, will break.
Best recommendation would be to use a really flex cable, but you can get better
cables than RG8/RG213.
Have you seen M&P cables?
https://messi.it/en/home.htm
Or Ecoflex?
https://www.thedxshop.com/ecoflex/ecoflex-10-cables-connectors.html
73, Maximo
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