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Old August 9th 03, 11:11 AM
John
 
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Default Old coax

Does coax have a shelf life?

I was rummaging around my father's garage the other day and came across a
roll of URM43 that I know to be over 20 years old. It looks OK and the
copper is shiny. However, can I be confident that it will not have lost any
of its electrical or physical properties? I intend to take it on holiday
with me soon and don't want it to fail.

Advice please!!

Thanks
John/G4IRN



 
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