Thanks, Joe. This confirms the rumor. Al, K9SI
> 2b. Re: Cable lengths again > Posted by: "Joe" k1ike_m...@snet.net k1ike > Date: Thu Feb 4, 2010 7:02 am ((PST)) > > Good timing, I just now have one on the bench tune up. This 526 was > originally on 454/459MHz. Both cables from the tee to the cans are 12 > inches. This is measured from the far end of the N connector on both > ends. In other words, it includes the length of the N connector. The 2 > cables are Intercomp RG-214/U, so if you use something else you will > have to take Velocity Factor in mind. Interestingly, the 4 inter-cavity > cables are PDCC Type RG-8A/U cable. I don't know if this was an economy > choice, or if the cables needed to be more flexible to make the sharp > bends. > > Or, someone replaced some or all of the cables on the duplexer I have > here. I'll see if I can check a couple of other 526's. > > 73, Joe, K1ike > > > > Al Wolfe wrote: >> Have a Phelps Dodge 526 UHF duplexer that's missing the cables from >> the >> tee to the cans. Google came up with one vague reference where someone >> thought these cables were 12 inches long. Is there a chart or formula >> somewhere to determine their proper length? >> >> Thanks, >> Al, K9SI
