Craig,
I looked for something similar a while back and unless you have some
very deep pockets you might want to try a different solution unless you
want to home-brew something.
I use the twin coax that's used for satellite dishes. A balun on each
end and the center conductors fed as a
I am beginning to see if there are any adequate RF to fiber optic
conversions, and conversion back to the same RF. My goal is to use fiber
optic cable rather than coax or twisted pairs for antenna connection. Fiber
optic cable doesn't pick up noise and has lower loss than cable.
I began
Good gear!
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Mark Durenberger
On the Road
-Original Message-
From: Craig Healy
Sent: Saturday, February 16, 2013 2:44 PM
To: Mailing list for the International Radio Club of America
Subject: [IRCA] RF Conversion
I am beginning to see if there are any adequate
I am beginning to see if there are any adequate RF to fiber optic
conversions, and conversion back to the same RF. My goal is to use fiber
optic cable rather than coax or twisted pairs for antenna connection.
Fiber
optic cable doesn't pick up noise and has lower loss than cable.
Good gear!
Radio Club of America
Subject: Re: [IRCA] RF Conversion
I am beginning to see if there are any adequate RF to fiber optic
conversions, and conversion back to the same RF. My goal is to use fiber
optic cable rather than coax or twisted pairs for antenna connection.
Fiber
optic cable doesn't pick
