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Think it is great info.

Gives a whole new perspective for using the best grade of coax one can afford - IMO . . .

Not that losing 10-15w makes that much different to a receiving station. But for a couple of dollars more, you can know that you have bought coax that doesn't take something away. If you don't think so; then go ahead and buy/use that ultra-crummy Radio Shack/Tandy junk. Worst specs of any coax available; stuff is like using a dummy load if it is long enough! Doesn't take that much either - lol.

[QUOTE="Robb, post: 434608, member: 8446"] Think it is great info. Gives a whole new perspective for using the best grade of coax one can afford - IMO . . . Not that losing 10-15w makes that much different to a receiving station. But for a couple of dollars more, you can know that you have bought coax that doesn't take something away. If you don't think so; then go ahead and buy/use that ultra-crummy Radio Shack/Tandy junk. Worst specs of any coax available; stuff is like using a dummy load if it is long enough! Doesn't take that much either - lol. [/QUOTE]

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