Dielectric losses become evident at 2M with 1500W and at 432 400W of steady

carrier will heat up even the best N connectors and RG-213. For that reason
many are switching to the 7/16 DIN.


That has nothing at all to do with dielectric losses.

N connectors have a tiny BNC size center pin.

RG-213 have a woven braid and stranded center conductor making the small center conductor diameter heating and shield heating even worse.

Jim is correct. Conductor losses significantly dominate dielectric losses at UHF and lower to the point where dielectric loss is meaningless. There are exceptions, of course, but not with normal parts.
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