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September 4th 08, 07:04 AM
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Odd Piece of Coaxial Cable
I recently handled an estate sale. Among the SK's posessions was a one-foot
piece of RG-8 or RG-213 which he had carefully modified by cutting away about 3/16 inch of the jacket and braid all around the circumference of the cable, near its middle. I am not sure what use this would be to a ham. Some audio cables are made up with discontinuous shields for elimination of ground loops but I've not seen it done for RF. Ideas? |
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