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Tim -
Belden made a very popular RG-6/U quad shield coax (7199?) that was a steel center conductor with a copper flashed overlay. Worked fine -- rated up to 1 GHz. The last 1000' spool that I ordered was a newer cable (solid copper center conductor) and good to 2 GHz. w9gb "Tim Shoppa" wrote in message ups.com... Is the center conductor of the el-cheapo RG-6 found in home improvement stores always copperweld? It seems to be 18AWG copperweld but maybe I'm being naive... Is this part of the RG-6 mil-spec, or just the way they make it today? Tim KA0BTD |
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