BBDG6 at the moment.
Dont see a real need for 6e yet
On 10/1/20 10:13 AM, Nate Burke wrote:
Do you use the BBDG6 or BBDG6e
On 10/1/2020 10:09 AM, dave wrote:
We use ptp650 and ptp670.
450i
PMP450 did not have a metal grommet it was plastic so the ground kit
was the only way to get energy pulled off cable.
The ground screw was the only thing to ground the radio.
I have not looked back since using the CAT6 bbdge cable with the
ground kits
On 10/1/20 9:45 AM, Nate Burke wrote:
So do you use the PTP600/650 LPU, or do you use the grommet right in
the bottom of the 450 radio? Original 450, or 450i?
How do you ground it at the base of the tower?
On 10/1/2020 9:42 AM, dave wrote:
BBDGE is the best way to go and to answer your question about
ground kits is yes absolutely..
As far as termination that way its done today is to prep cable so
that about a .5" of armor is exposed and rj45
sits about .25" from armor. This is because if using a steel
grommet that the grounding cleets will snug down on the
armor that was exposed near the head.
if u can find a user manual for cambiums LPUs it has an excellent
picture of one.
This has been our standard since the first pmp450 arrived.
On 9/30/20 10:44 AM, Nate Burke wrote:
Does anyone sell custom length, per-terminated BBDGE cable? I
have an application where I need the copper cladding tied to the
shielded RJ45.
Also, has anyone used grounding kits on the cable for mid-span
grounding? Will Coax cable kits work on it?
It's been years since I've worked with that cable, I think back
when it had to be punched into the PTP400 LPU Units. I remember it
being a pain to field terminate.
One of our tower sites just put up antennas at 6.9, 9.2 and
14.7mhz and it's causing all kinds of Ethernet problems for our
cables that pass through their array. They want to run at 5-6kw,
and we start having problems when they go over 2kw. They are
hoping that if we change to the BBDGE cable with lots of
Grounding, it will fix the problems. Already have Coils at the
top and bottom on Beldon7919 cable. That got us from 400w failure
to 2kw failure.
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