[TowerTalk] LMR-900-UF

[Stephen Davis]

Hi Jim,  

LMR 900 UF is no longer (if ever, I don't recall). 

If you let me know what your application is, the length, freqcy, power,ambient,  etc. I can suggest possible alternatives that are high performance and quality, at the least expensive.  I am a cable design engineer and started DAVIS RF Co. 23 years ago.  We sell a lot of LMR 400 as well and have great pricing on it.  

If I can ever be of help, just let me know.

Thanks to Jim Miller, K4SQR,  for suggesting we get our heads together.  

Regards,   Steve,  K1PEK


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Davis RF Company
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Main office, NH:   Tel:  1-800-DAVIS RF   (800-328-4773)
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Begin forwarded message:

> From: Jim Miller <k4sqr at juno.com>
> Date: July 4, 2010 10:28:48 AM EDT
> To: jim.thom at telus.net
> Subject: Re: LMR-900-UF
> 
> Jim;
>  
> I am blind copying your inquiry to Steve Davis, who started Davis RF
> in the 1980's, and who designed popular types of wire and cable.
> I'm certain he can advise the current status of this stuff.
>  
> (FYI-I learned TM makes a 75 ohm version of LMR-400 and use
> it on my 4-squares for 10, 20, 40 & 80 meters, simply because
> of it's higher VF, 84 vs normal .78 of foam RG-11. They really make one dig
> for information!)
>  
> Good luck,
> 
> Jim, K4SQR
> [TowerTalk] LMR-900-UF does it exist?
> 
> from [Jim Thomson]	[Permanent Link][Original]
> To:	<towertalk at contesting.com>
> Subject:	[TowerTalk] LMR-900-UF does it exist?
> From:	"Jim Thomson" <jim.thom at telus.net>
> Date:	Fri, 2 Jul 2010 10:59:08 -0700
> List-post: 	<towertalk at contesting.com">mailto:towertalk at contesting.com>
> I keep seeing the odd ref on some other sites to  LMR-900UF 
> 
> I even saw it on the online power calculator/attenuation calculator on the  
> times site. 
> 
> But it's not listed on the Times microwave site any where else but the on line 
> calculator. 
> 
> On a lot of wireless sites/wi-fi etc... they have complete attenuation /power 
> tables for LMR cables
> 
> and in each one of em,  LMR-900UF is listed  right before the regular LMR-900. 
> 
> The LMR-900UF specs they depict are typ  [ if it exists]  IE:  slightly more 
> attenuation then reg 900
> and slightly less power handling capability etc. 
> 
> Does this LMR-900UF  actually exist??   If it does, it would be the real 
> ticket.. and I have several applications
> where it could easily be deployed.  The rigid LMR-900   and also LMR-1200DB  is 
> NO fun to work with at all.
> 
> If it doesn't exist, then they should consider making such a product.    Does 
> anybody know ?
> 
> Later... Jim  VE7RF  
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