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![]() "Thomas anonymous" wrote in message . .. Well, that's what you call a definitive answer, hi. I live on the Canadian Wet Coast, near Vancouver --- you could say moisture is sometimes a factor around here ... ![]() Thx and 73 from Canada -- Thomas anonymous Thomas, Belden made a product called "Shielded Perm-ohm" 300 ohm shielded twin lead. It apparently still exists, but not with that name. Go to http://www.fairradio.com/wirean.htm and search for it. The product is now called "City Color," according to that web page. Some years ago I used it to pass perfect TV signals through a 15-foot conduit out of my attic . (An earlier attempt with regular twinlead was a disaster.) I believe the shielded twin lead has slightly less loss than coax. |
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