"Ron" wrote in message
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On Wed, 31 Dec 2003 02:51:26 +0000, Dave Woolf wrote:


Just wonder what other's might do to keep moisture from getting into the
semi-hollow 9913 type low loss coax. It would seem inevitiable with
changes in temperature and pressure that moist air would eventually work
its way into the coax and then condense.



I'd think it makes sense to seal the top, but let the connectors at the
bottom
breath, that would alleviate moisture ladden air from being drawn in at
the top. Especially during rain storms! Another idea would be having the
top sealed, and the bottom allowed to breathe through a plastic jar of
desiccant.

Pete