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Old March 26th 07, 04:12 AM posted to rec.radio.amateur.antenna
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Default al coax


I've seen recently that some companies such as andrews etc are now
offering different coax and hardline with al outer shielding


they advertise lower cost, and lighter weight then copper , ok i
get that


but then they say the rf spec's are 'the same' so i ponder how do
they do that i would think copper would have better spec's ?
obviously i am missing something obvious



Actually, the loss characteristics of solid jacket heliax depends much
more on the dielectric material, physical diameter, and the size of the
center conductor, than it does on the jacket material. Also, aluminum is
a pretty good conductor anyway.


Ed K7AAT

 
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