Gene Heskett wrote: > Jon, you just made yourself another product. If the expensive ones are > that sloppily made, then there definitely is a market for such an item. > Just one problem. RG178 coax is not 75 ohms, but 50 according to every > goggle hit on the first page. > Whoops, my fault going from memory. We use tons of RG174 and 178 at work for other purposes. The stuff I used was Belden 83264, Mil-C-17G. > Searching for 75 ohm ultra-miniature coax, it looks like Canare has that > market sewed up, they have an already bundled product in 3, 4, or 5 > individual cables which are nominally .102" per signal, so the end product > is .362" in diameter for a 5 run cable. Each coax in it is color coded, > but the outer jacket comes only in black. Looks like the minimum order > might be 100 meters. > Well, I had to buy 100 feet of the Belden, and then get some spiral wrap to hold it all together.
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