[Antennas] Belden 9207 Twinax

[dtx]

http://octopart.com/info/Belden/9207%20010100

Losses look about the same as RG58, 300V rms (at ?? freq?) so like rg58, 
probably useful below 6M at lower power and lower SWR.

I think its main purpose in life was to run a few MHz of video around 
the office.

Gary WA6DTX

Eric Mynes wrote:
> Morning fellow hams,
>
> I came across 50' of Belden 9207 Twinax.  It has the connectors on the
> end.  It is NOS.  My question is, since it is 100 ohm, is there anyway
> I can use this to feed an antenna?  Would it be too poor in the terms
> of losses to care?  Should I just throw it in the junk box and forget
> about it?
>
> The major reason I ask is that I might have the chance to come up with
> hundreds of feet of the stuff in the next couple of months.  This new
> supply will take work to get it out of the building that it is in and
> I didn't want to waste time pulling twinax that I can't use.
>
> Thanks and 73/72
> Eric