Sometimes "skipper-don't" type so well... yes I meant RG-223 
and the Ebay Auction Example I listed in that post should clearly 
indicate the coax to be RG-223.  Great and thanks for catching 
the typo. 

cheers, 
s. 

> "Adam T. Cately" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> At 04:50 PM 5/11/08 -0000, you wrote:
> 
>    Are you sure you don't mean 'RG-223' there, Skipper-doo?
> 
>    I use a lot of this on my bench and home equipment, for the same
> reasons the Skipp points out - it's cheap and effective.
> 
>    It's the same size (approximately) as RG-58, and uses mostly the same
> connectors (occasionally I'll get a crimp connector collar that's a
> little snug...)
> 
> 
> >One doesn't have to go high dollar overkill spec all the time. 
> >I'm also a fairly big fan of RG-233 Coax for many repeater 
> >system/equipment applications.  RG-233 seems to be the ignored 
> >step child of the coax family, which means it's not instant shark 
> >bait every time it pops up on Ebay and the surplus radio world 
> >market. 
> >
> >I found a fairly decent price on some pre-made RG-233 Coax runs 
> >on Ebay: 
> >
> >Cable Assembly RF Coax 7 ft RG-223/U N-Fe to SMA Male
> >Ebay Item number: 190175957842
> >
> >My offer to the seller for 2/3 the asking amount was accepted and 
> >I now have a fair number of those lines in my collection at a 
> >much better than the $3.10 (Tessco) list price per foot. 
> >
> >Not a bad deal if you want to take the plunge... 
> >
> >cheers, 
> >skipp 
> >skipp025 at yahoo.com 
> >www.radiowrench.com 
> >
> >
> >
> >"See you at Dayton! I'm the short chubby guy with red hair."
> >
> >
> >> k7pfj@ wrote:
> >> Hi Brent,
> >> I agree with Skipp, the LMR is not the cable i would recommend 
> >> in a duplex repeater install. If you want jumper coax, I only 
> >> use RG400 and it is a plenum rated silver plated with double 
> >> shield braid silver. Both Motorola and Kenwood systems use 
> >> this coax for there internal cableing inside the cabinet. I 
> >> yet have seen them use LMR coax. Spend the little extra for 
> >> good coax and you will find yourself much happier and not 
> >> searching for weird site problems. For the main feed line, you 
> >> can't get any better then Andrew's LDF coax for repeater installs. 
> >
> >
> >
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> >
> >
> >
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> >
> >
> >
> >
> 
>    - Adam -
>


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