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[Repeater-Builder] which kind of cable coax should I
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Sorry that is super flex.
I did not have breakfast
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Less filling? That would be air dielectric, right? ;->
Joe M.
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> Where can you buy this cable? I'm hungry...
> I'd bet you could "Cook" something up Dean, you know, great taste,
Sorry that is super flex.
I did not have breakfast
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Where can you buy this cable? I'm hungry...
I'd bet you could "Cook" something up Dean, you know, great taste, less
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From: "Mark Wilson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Sunday, February 13, 2005 10:34 PM
Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] which kind of cable coax should I use?
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> Dont use radio shack RG8/U. I had a 6 foot length in a
> repeater and spent a month trying to find my desense
&g
Hello All,
You will want to use a hard-line coax cable.
I would say 1/2" will server you well at 50'.
Yes 7/8" would be better but the price
of the hard-line and the price of the connectors
would be much higher.
One thing you did not mention was jumpers.
This is also very important on a repea
Dont use radio shack RG8/U. I had a 6 foot length in a
repeater and spent a month trying to find my desense
problem. Turned out the cable was breaking down .
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> thanks for reading my post..
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> I have a uhf repeater in the ham
repeater feed line from.
> Good Luck and 73,
> Russ, W3CH
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Miguel,
If you have a good antenna that is properly matched, and a duplexer that
is properly tuned, your primary concern is to minimize the attenuation
in the feedline between the duplexer and the antenna. A good rule of
thumb is to select your feedline so that the loss at the higher of the
two
On Sunday 13 February 2005 23:37, Miguel wrote:
> Hello everyone
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> thanks for reading my post..
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> I have a uhf repeater in the ham band... I want to know which is a
> good cable coax to use to minimized the swr and good communications..
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> some people tell me the lmr-400 others the rg-213
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>
d 73,
Russ, W3CH
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From: "Miguel" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Sunday, February 13, 2005 6:37 PM
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> Hello everyone
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> thanks for reading my post..
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> I hav
Hello everyone
thanks for reading my post..
I have a uhf repeater in the ham band... I want to know which is a
good cable coax to use to minimized the swr and good communications..
some people tell me the lmr-400 others the rg-213
but which one is better or is there something else...
than
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