FSJ1-50A works with N-type connectors, too. IF you get ones that fit the larger center conductor.
Mark - N9WYS From: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com On Behalf Of Mark I'm a fan of the andrew 1/4 inch superflex. You can terminate them with standard PL259, using the UG176 reducer meant for use with rg59, soldering the shield at the top only. I've not swept them but feel sure they would be sufficient for any frequency you would feel comfortable using a PL259. This size superflex isn't real springy and will stay where it's put pretty well. Mark n2qt ----- Original Message ----- From: jimmylpowell After reading all of the recent post about different types of coax that are acceptable in duplex service, I made my self a list. Then, I thought that this might be helpful to others. Here's what I came up with so far. Please add any that I have missed. RG-142 Be careful that it will not move around much. RG-400 RG-214 Be sure it is the double silver braid stuff. RG-233 RG-393 Any of the Andrews Superflex/Heliax sizes. I have always used the RG-142 and RG-214 in the past, now I have others to look for. There must be others that meet the specs of double silver braid or solid outer conductor. This list will help me when shopping hamfest, etc. Jimmy Powell, KS4KX Roanoke, VA Repeaters 443.675, 443.200, 224.780 Maintain RVARC 146.985 and 442.500
