I'd use the origional GE cable if available. I'm not fond of RCA's but
the factory cables have proved better than anything I ever made. 73,Lee
Mathew Quaife wrote:
>I think the point was mistaken here. I either have to change the connector
>on the receiver so that the cable goes directly to the receiver without
>using any connetors to change from one type of plug to another, or find a
>special cable with an RCA on one end and a Type N Male on the other. My
>objective is to never visit the repeater site once this machine is done.
>And if I have to, I don't want it to be becuase I used a cheap connector to
>tie in the reciever. The receiver is the GE MASTR ER41. I'd rather just
>change the connector to a type N connector, but would have to widdle a
>little on the internal copper casing to put it in place. Question: If I
>install the type N connector, and there is a solder point behind the inside,
>am I going to run into troubles. I hate to cut into it to find that I'm
>opening a can or worms for noise to get in?
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