On 10/17/2011 02:28 AM, Mark Sims wrote:

Yes,  at one time there was some very precision surveying antennas that were temperature 
controlled.   I'm not sure if they were just controlling just the preamp or the whole 
antenna,  but I got the impression that they were controlling the temperature everything 
inside the "radome" package.

At one time I did some TDR measurements on a piece of coax (I think it was 100 
feet of black RG59).   The day/night prop time variation was under a 
nanosecond.   Something tells me that the cable delay changes itself won't make 
any difference.
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Does anyone ever add a temperature controller on the antenna? Maybe that
should be my next test.

I know that SP in BorĂ¥s have actually temperature-controlled also their cable. Not only the pillar and radome.

Cheers,
Magnus

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