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Yes I just installed a 100' run and a 50' of 9914F "direct bury" coax for
VHF and HF respectively. This coax is lower loss than 214 and much more robust in it's environmental qualities and can be buried directly. I purchased ready made coax assemblies with silver-plated Amphenol PL259's attached from RadioBooks Radio Ware 1. http://radiobooks.com/products/ca9914f.htm 9914F is very nearly as lossless as 9913 but is more flexible and can be directly buried. -- Charlie Ham Radio - AD5TH www.ad5th.com Live Blues Music www.492acousticblues.com "jimbo" wrote in message oups.com... I am building a new house. I need two coax runs inside the house for two uses. First, for 2 meter, 440 MHz dual band. Second for 2-30 MHz HF. I am considering using RG213/U for both runs. I know this coax is suitable for 440 MHz on runs less than 100 feet. Would there be any problems for the 2 meter or HF using this coax? Or are there any suggestions for this project? Thanks, jimbo |
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