Type |
Specifications |
Image |
RG213 |
A low loss cable with a non-contaminating
jacket |
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Impedance: 50 ohms |
Power Handling: 1800 watts 30 MHz and less |
Attenuation: 1.2 dB per 100 ft at 30 MHz and
less |
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RG214 |
A low loss cable with double braid and
non-contaminating jacket |
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Impedance: 50 ohms |
Power Handling: 1800 watts 30 MHz and less |
Attenuation: 1.2 dB per 100 ft at 30 MHz and
less |
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LMR400 |
This coax cable provides excellent performance
for high power HF needs or VHF/UHF applications. Because of its solid
center conductor, it is rather stiff -- but there is a more flexible
version, it's called LMR-400 Ultra-flex. |
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Impedance: 50 ohms |
Power Handling: 2100 watts 30 MHz and less |
Attenuation: 0.7 dB per 100 ft at 30 MHz and
less |
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9913 |
This coax cable provides excellent performance
for high power HF needs or VHF/UHF applications. Because of its solid
center conductor, it is rather stiff |
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Impedance: 50 ohms |
Power Handling: 2200 watts 30 MHz and less |
Attenuation: 0.8 dB per 100 ft at 30 MHz and
less |
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RG8X |
A very flexible cable suitable for HF transmit
applications where an amplifier is not used. |
|
Impedance: 50 ohms |
Attenuation: 2.0 dB per 100 ft at 30 MHz and
less |
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RG58U |
This economically priced coax cable is
suitable for HF applications where high power and long runs are not
required. |
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Impedance: 50 ohms |
Attenuation: 2.5 dB per 100 ft at 30 MHz and
less |
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While not a coax cable, it seemed
appropriate to include a reference to Ladder Line on this page as well |
Ladder Line |
There are three common versions of this 450
ohm 'windowed' line: 18 AWG, solid copper-clad
steel (30%) conductors, poly-clad; 16 AWG,
19 strand copper-clad steel conductors, poly-clad and 18
AWG, 16 strand copper-clad steel conductors, poly-clad. |
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Impedance: 450 ohms |
Power Handling: 1500 watts at 30 MHz and less for the 18
AWG and the 16 AWG variety |
Attenuation: NA |