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Bob Miller wrote:
On Tue, 4 Mar 2008 07:54:41 -0500, "Robert11" wrote: Hello, Is R/S RG6 of "decent" quality for a receive only application (to a scanner) ? Or, should it be avoided like the plague, and go to one of the on-line radio supplier sources ? Thanks, B. I stopped buying any type of coax from Radio Shack in 1979 when I saw how loosely woven their braid was. I have no idea about their current products. You might check the price on RG6 at The Wireman's web site. I especially like his RG8X -- thin coax with heavy braid and center conductor. They'll put on the proper connectors if you don't want to do it yourself. Bob k5qwg I use a lot of 9258 at work. |
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