Other than Heliax hardline, RG-214 is undoubtedly the best choice for cable, but having said that, while Wacom used RG-142 on their uhf duplexer, they used cable labeled: Modified RG-214 DOUBLE SHIELDED which did not have silver plating on the shields. I talked with Lloyd Alcorn at Wacom regarding this some 25 years ago and he felt that for interior use for duplexer connections, double shielded copper conductors with a low migration outer cover would not oxidize sufficiently to produce any noise. I recently opened up one of their VHF duplexer interconnect cables and it looked like it was made up that day. Has anyone aboard experienced any problems with their cables? In a message dated 6/15/2007 9:44:45 A.M. Pacific Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>Plus, a lot is said about dissimilar metals here, but same-metal >braids, if not silver plated, create the same problems very often. >RG213 should be avoided for this reason, and, the non-silver plated >braids of some RG214, for example. ************************************** See what's free at http://www.aol.com.
