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On Tue, 27 Dec 2005 02:39:27 GMT, "Dale Parfitt"
wrote: Perhaps not exclusively UHF- but what do you perceive the problem of SO-239/PL-259 at UHF- say 70cM? If it is loss, how much is the loss of a mated pair? Though people often concern themselves about whether UHF connectors introduce significant impedance mismatch / loss, to my mind the much greater problem is their reliability. The 'outer' connection depends on being properly seated and coupling ring tightened very tight for reliable connection. The connectors work loose readily and are then unreliable at any frequency. UHF connectors are an example of a poor design that will probably never be displaced from the amateur market. Owen -- |
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