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Old November 3rd 06, 11:04 PM posted to rec.radio.amateur.antenna
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Default Identifying coax cable.

On 3 Nov 2006 14:52:12 -0800, K7ITM wrote:
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but rather with the form the dielectric takes. It's a polyethylene
tube with fairly thin wall that supports the outer conductor, and
inside that, a "thread" of polyethylene with a diameter half the
difference between the inner conductor diameter and the ID of the
polyethylene tube, which is formed in a spiral to support the inner
conductor coaxially with the outer conductor.


That sounds like RG-62 (93 ohm).
Video terminal cable -- 3270 and that ilk.

But, since none of the mind readers in this ng have yet to post the
dimensions, it's only a data point so far.

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