Totally overthinking it. Everything looks good to me.You're overthinking this.. there is no problem here.
Totally overthinking it. Everything looks good to me.You're overthinking this.. there is no problem here.
Totally overthinking it. Everything looks good to me.
You have a bad cable if you touch it and the static increases. You need to put new connectors on that cable and be sure to cut three to four inches off of each end to be sure the bad ground is off.Also noticed with the RG58/U a touch on the connections would have a little static.
You have a bad cable if you touch it and the static increases. You need to put new connectors on that cable and be sure to cut three to four inches off of each end to be sure the bad ground is off.
The main thing I want to tell you was you had a bad wire.Just ditching the wire.. not worth fixing a wire I'm not needing. I was planning on building a lmr-240 jumper.
I always leave an SWR / power meter inline between the amp and antenna. Just in case something were to happen to the antenna or coax, it would be good to know to keep from killing the amp. I always key the radio with the amp off first to check then with the amp on I keep an eye on it while I am talking. I look for changes in SWR and power to make sure all is normal. Every time I get a new amp I check the SWR between the radio and amp. Sometimes the amp inputs need a little work. Here is a link to the work I did on my 350.
https://www.worldwidedx.com/threads/texas-star-dx-350-hdv-input-swr.230089/