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Ralph, that's what I hear from other SWL'ers too. But, there are those
that swear by it. So, it'd just be an interesting test... albeit and expensive one... ;o) For a cheaper expirment try adding about 30 feet of some rg-8x or even rg-56 or 59 (I know 59 is 70 ohm coax but it does not mater for receiving) . That will be about the same loss as you would gain if you switched out 100 feet of rg-8 to the 9913. See if you can tell any differance. Not because I wanted to see the differance but because I was replacing some antennas. I replaced about 100 feet of old rg-8 with some new lmr400 and could not tell any differance at 50 mhz. I know there is some but it is light lighting a candle in the sun.. It is there but can not really tell it. |
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