I'd tend to think it might be a little better, less oxidation of the braid
and foil, and less movement. I only buy the direct burial (DB) version of
LMR400 anyway, it's only a few pennies more per foot, I figure it's worth
the little extra protection if it gets a nick in the jacket. And, of
course, I never use it for repeater-related purposes...
--- Jeff WN3A
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> I am aware of the reasons to not use LMR-400 in a duplex
> environment, but I have a question I haven't seen asked before.
>
> Is there any reason why the direct burial version of the
> cable would be better or worse on a repeater? Would the
> stickey glop in the cable make a difference?
>
> tnx for any thoughts on that....
>
> Jim
> WA2RJP
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