It was suggested to connect my K3 to my Alpha 8410 that I could purchase a
shielded cable from Radio Shack. I need one end to be a phono plug and I
assume that the end that connects to the K3 is also a phono plug. Does anyone
have any suggestions looking through the Radio Shack website as to
I just use a regular old phono (RCA to RCA) cable between my K3 and
87A. Works fine.
On 10/15/2010 1:50 PM, pastor...@verizon.net wrote:
It was suggested to connect my K3 to my Alpha 8410 that I could purchase a
shielded cable from Radio Shack. I need one end to be a phono plug and I
If you're after decent shielding to keep RF out of the circuit, Radio Shack
might have what you want. Nowadays a high impedance is typically 1 or 2K
ohms instead of the 50K ohms are more common a few decades ago. Audio cable
shielding has been reduced accordingly - especially from lower-cost
On Fri, 15 Oct 2010 14:12:34 -0500, Philip Leonard
leoli...@seidkr.com wrote:
Same here.
Tom, N5GE
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KRC2 and K144XV
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I just use
I use Radio shack VIDEO cables for RCA to RCA connections in the
shack. They seem to have shields. 73, Guy.
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Good point, guy. I discovered the minimal shields when I bought an AUDIO
cable from them to use with an old crystal-element microphone. What a
surprise when I was greeted with tons of 60 Hz hum. That was when I
discovered the minimal shielding by opening it and a few other audio cables
I had from
On 10/15/2010 12:31 PM, Ron D'Eau Claire wrote:
For that reason I make my own using RF type coaxial cable. RG-174 makes
excellent lightweight shielded cables with a diameter of about 1/8.
That's very good advice, Ron.
73, Jim K9YC
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