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Some lmr240 is 50 ohms. LMR®-240-75 is 75 ohms.

For someone with the cable dangling outside their vehicle at 75 miles an hour the lmr-400 won't be flopping around in the Wind like lmr-240 or something thinner. Metal fatigue would make short work of The thinner cable at 75 miles an hour.

I haven't found an American supplier. Here's the specs though. https://www.universal-radio.com/catalog/cable/4130spec.html

I was mistaken about the copper foil in Buryflex. This is what I had in mind.

That stuff looks great, but seems hard to find here in the states. It seems to be really popular over in Europe. I like the copper foil much better than aluminum foil.

The clarifier on the Lincoln 2 is incremental which means you're going to have some dead spots.

It was a nightmare trying to fish that 400 ultraflex through the hollow body panels of my vehicle. I think the lmr-240 ultraflex is probably the ideal choice for most people. It's awesome stuff.

The audio characteristics of the Palomar sl41 is almost identical to the audio characteristics of the Astatic 575m6. If you can find one that's unmolested that radio would be the ideal candidate for that microphone.

They still sell these kits on Ebay for 12 bucks.

The stock microphone from the Lincoln 2 is a little bit nicer than the stock Mic from the Anytone. The stock Mike from the cre 8900 sounds great also on the Anytone radio. There's some acoustic deficiencies with the molding of the stock at-6666 microphone housing that creates some weird sounds...

For an extra fee he will even install genuine mismatched Toshiba transistors.

More like a standard of measurement hoping others will measure up.

Welcome to the forum Screwdriver. It seems to be a conflict of interest to recommend yourself to potential customers. I'm sure you can appreciate the irony.

Greenlee radio chassis punches come in several sizes.

If the repair cost exceeds the resale value, it's cheaper to buy new. My two cents.

This 18 inch antenna handles 5k. Maybe it would work for him. 5541

You beat me to it.

Looks pretty nice at 1k. It would be interesting to sweep it from 300 Hertz to 4K to see what it looks like everywhere in between.

Don't forget the Texas Star Viking 3200.