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Old August 9th 03, 01:09 PM
Richard Cranium
 
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Rich wrote in message ...
I installed a 2.4 g radio system, I'm having trouble.
I ran 100 ft of RG 58 in a EMT / Ridged pipe with a mast on top.
Can EMT or ridged pipe for thirty feet effect the radio waves and transmit
careerists of the radio?

Rich


The problem is most likely with the 100 feet of RG58. At 2.4GHz
there'll be so much loss that no signal will get to the antenna. You
need to replace it with extremely low-loss coax or hard-line.
 
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