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looking for coax
- Thread starter stealman
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Yep Im with Ampower any place that sells radios and things should sell it my guess is by the foot.
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to be honest..why would you want RG-213..
you can find this all over the place..
here is one example
http://www.scanlancables.com/Coaxial Cables/Military Coaxial Cables.htm
if this is for a home install...i would think it better to go with at least LMR-400 (or more depending on the frequencys being used and how long a run you are using this for..
i know more then a few people who like the LMR-400
however since i use UHF a lot i perfer hardline feedline-coax
like my Andrew Heliax LDF5-50A and LDF7-50A..
although this is far superior...for many aplicaions it is over kill to a extreme....
this hardline is not easy to work with either...
if you are not using for VHF or higher frequency's
then stay with the LMR-400 and if you are using under 150 foot run then i suppose RG-213 is ok..
but got to tell you i am not at all too keen on it...
two of my RG-213 lines went bad at the connectors after only a few months (ok so perhaps this past winter was worse then the norm)..
any other questions
just ask
Bob
to be honest..why would you want RG-213..
you can find this all over the place..
here is one example
http://www.scanlancables.com/Coaxial Cables/Military Coaxial Cables.htm
if this is for a home install...i would think it better to go with at least LMR-400 (or more depending on the frequencys being used and how long a run you are using this for..
i know more then a few people who like the LMR-400
however since i use UHF a lot i perfer hardline feedline-coax
like my Andrew Heliax LDF5-50A and LDF7-50A..
although this is far superior...for many aplicaions it is over kill to a extreme....
this hardline is not easy to work with either...
if you are not using for VHF or higher frequency's
then stay with the LMR-400 and if you are using under 150 foot run then i suppose RG-213 is ok..
but got to tell you i am not at all too keen on it...
two of my RG-213 lines went bad at the connectors after only a few months (ok so perhaps this past winter was worse then the norm)..
any other questions
just ask
Bob
RG-213?
I second the first person...why do you want RG-213? There are far superior cables today!
I highly recommend CableXperts! They have the good stuff as well as a quality RG-213.
http://www.cablexperts.com/
I second the first person...why do you want RG-213? There are far superior cables today!
I highly recommend CableXperts! They have the good stuff as well as a quality RG-213.
http://www.cablexperts.com/
Universal Radio are good folks to trade with;
http://www.universal-radio.com/catalog/cable/coax.html
http://www.universal-radio.com/catalog/cable/coax.html
coax
Check this site out, the BuryFlex is excellent quality coax. Not the most flexible stuff in the world though. http://davisrf.com/ham1/coax.htm#buryflex
LoneWolf TN
Check this site out, the BuryFlex is excellent quality coax. Not the most flexible stuff in the world though. http://davisrf.com/ham1/coax.htm#buryflex
LoneWolf TN
DXman
Yes, that's 3100 degrees F. Nine yrs of hard work.
http://www.radio-warehouse.com/belden_coax.htm
These guys have a good price on Belden 9913F, which is also a good grade of coax.
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DXman
These guys have a good price on Belden 9913F, which is also a good grade of coax.
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DXman