The label on this coax reads:

"CFD200-NL LOW LOSS 50 OHM COAXIAL CABLE COMMATE/PEWC 3D"

All I could find was a spec saying it has a VF of .83 and I measured
the OD (0.195"). The cable is very stiff for it's size - like 9913 almost.

Anyone care to guess? I'd love to take it apart (it's a RP-TNC - N Male 5'
pigtail) but it's such a nice job I don't want to. Maybe it's a copy of
LMR-200?

I'll be using it to connect my 802.11b/g equipment (100mW, 2412mhz) to the
main feedline (30' flexi 4xl with clamp type N connectors feeding a 16 el
collinear antenna at 25' agl).

Help?

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73's de Ken KG0WX - Kadiddlehopper #11808,
Flying Pigs #-1055, Grid EM17io,
Elecraft K2 #4913, XG2, 4SQRP Tenna Dipper,
Heath GD-1B, MP-1(X)antenna

Maybe these folk can tell you:
http://www.dmtonline.dk/products.asp...7&cat=Pigtails

(The suggestion is that it's like LMR-200, just as you suspect.)

Cheers,
Tom

The label on this coax reads:

"CFD200-NL LOW LOSS 50 OHM COAXIAL CABLE COMMATE/PEWC 3D"

All I could find was a spec saying it has a VF of .83 and I measured
the OD (0.195"). The cable is very stiff for it's size - like 9913
almost.

Anyone care to guess? I'd love to take it apart (it's a RP-TNC - N
Male 5' pigtail) but it's such a nice job I don't want to. Maybe it's
a copy of LMR-200?



I guess my Google skills are better than yours! :^)

Try: http://www.commate.com.tw/

Click on "Low Loss Cables,

then click on "CFD200"

Looks pretty Lossy, to me, if you are going to use it at 2.6GHz.


Ed K7AAT