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September 11th 06, 11:23 PM
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Coax question?
How many years can you expect good quality coax to last when it is out
in the sun and weather? Bill - - - I Buy Marklin Trains http://MarklinBuyer.com - - - |
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September 13th 06, 02:34 AM
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Coax question?
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How many years can you expect good quality coax to last when it is out in the sun and weather? Bill - - - I Buy Marklin Trains http://MarklinBuyer.com - - - It's like real estate. Location, location, location, and of course the brand, if it is in direct sunlight, buried, or what have you. The coax might go anywhere from 10 to 25 years. Not much of an answer, but it is in the ballpark..Big ballpark there. |
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September 24th 06, 06:43 PM
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Coax question?
Davis "Bury Flex" 9914 (direct bury coax) has a 20 year service life and has
very low loss figures nearly the same as 9913. It can be buried directly into the earth and is very abrasion resistant, non-contaminating and requires no further protective conduit, pvc pipe etc. 1. http://www.davisrf.com/ham1/coax.htm#buryflex 73, Charlie-AD5TH wrote in message oups.com... How many years can you expect good quality coax to last when it is out in the sun and weather? Bill - - - I Buy Marklin Trains http://MarklinBuyer.com - - - |
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