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![]() "Boozo" wrote in message ups.com... Have a 100 foot roll(approx) of used coax cable which has no markings printed on it. Can anyone tell me how I can work out what it might be ? e.g. 75 ohm or 50 ohm or ? Going by the size it looks similar to 50 ohm but I'm not sure. Any suggestions would be appreciated. If it has a solid center conductor, it is almost certainly 75 Ohm. The only exception I can think of is some weird version of RG58. Tam |
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