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January 10th 09, 10:33 PM
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N power connector rating?
MTV wrote:
ml wrote: hi Just wondering a few things I see the center pin on a typical N connector is pretty small How much power could it hold at HF and also uhf/vhf frequencies? Assuming a modern day high quality N connector?? The other thing i pondered is that it seems the don't make Pl259/so239 connectors for hardline, so what do guys use typically for higher power DIN? I don't know what you mean by 'hard line,' but 259/239 take legal power and all I know everyone uses on RG8/ and up with legal power. Marv At higher frequencies and/or long runs the RG8 is a poor choice. |
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