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Old December 9th 03, 02:19 AM
Jerry Bransford
 
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Thank you Bob.

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"Bob Nielsen" wrote in message
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On Sun, 7 Dec 2003 21:01:45 -0800, Jerry Bransford wrote:
Ok, I'm getting back active with my ham gear and while looking into a

new
antenna, discovered a new cable type being recommended here and there,
RG-213. What is so much better about RG-213 than what I have used so

much
of over the years, RG-8? TIA.


The original RG-8 spec was superceded by RG-213 over 40 years ago, but
they were pretty much the same cable, as I recall (although I don't
think all RG-8 cables had non-contaminating PVC jackets). Since then,
manufacturers have called all sorts of cable by the name "RG-8",
including foam dielectric cable, different diameters, such as RG-8X,
etc.

The QPL for the MIL-C-17 coax spec actually lists cables as M17/xxxxx,
rather than RG numbers.


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