[SixClub] Recommended Coax?
kd4e
doc at kd4e.com
Wed Jun 16 17:29:15 EDT 2010
I want to do this project once so I want to do it right.
Since my runs are relatively short, several 25' indoors,
several 100' outside, I can justify a few extra dollars
for lower loss and better quality.
I may even look into professionally-assembled cables
since they can really attach the connectors "perfectly"
and I can then concentrate on properly supporting it
along the run and sealing the connection once in place.
> I had a half dozen runs of 9913 in use myself for about
> ten years, when I finally retired it I cut one end off and
> there was no moisture inside and the center was as shiny
> as new. The trick to it is seal up the end at the
> antenna. Self amalgamating tape for 2-3 wraps, follow
> that with 2-3 layers of Super 33 for UV protection, and
> your good.
When lightning hits all bets are off - anything can
happen - and nothing you have done may be assumed to
survive. That kind of raw power goes wherever it wants!
> If lightning hit the tower and blew off the waterproofing
> you must not have used the right products... I have seen
> antennas melted and blown apart and the waterproofing on
> the coax connector is still fine.
>
> 73,
>
> Scott
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