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Sometimes the coax loss is not the most important thing to consider. The isolation the coax provides the signal inside, to the world outside can also be an important factor. Cheap cables often have less shielding. That can make a difference with interference on both TX and RX. Most only think about the signal leaking out of the cable and causing interference. The same thing can happen on receive. For example, if your coax passes by any equipment with a switching power supply you may get a constant noise level from outside interference leaking into your coax. All things to think about before the installation.

[QUOTE="Shockwave, post: 663799, member: 10882"] Sometimes the coax loss is not the most important thing to consider. The isolation the coax provides the signal inside, to the world outside can also be an important factor. Cheap cables often have less shielding. That can make a difference with interference on both TX and RX. Most only think about the signal leaking out of the cable and causing interference. The same thing can happen on receive. For example, if your coax passes by any equipment with a switching power supply you may get a constant noise level from outside interference leaking into your coax. All things to think about before the installation. [/QUOTE]

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