[time-nuts] low-loss cable

[shalimr9 at gmail.com]

Googling "flat coax cable" returns a number of hits. Apparently, these "flat" cables can be had for a few $/piece in the US.

Thanks for the suggestion.

Didier KO4BB

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Subject: Re: [time-nuts] low-loss cable

Hi Dick,

To get through windows without drilling och sawing, I found a very flat
"flex-cable", that you can close your window over.

    http://www.kjell.com/content/media/images/items/30161.jpg

It is probably mostly for people wanting to get a cable through to a sat
dish or outside TV antenna in apartment buildings.

It is probably 75ohm and has F-connectors, but for say a T-bolt you
already have a 75ohm F at the receiver.

--

   Björn

> Thanks all -- I got a Lucent bullet from i.fluke, +26dB gain. Replaces a
> Hawk patch with lower gain, but I want to run more cable (about 2X) to get
> the bullet higher in the air. The Hawk patch, which works very well
> signal-wise, has cable that's about 3 or 4mm in diameter and about 6m
> long. I've sawed out a part of a plastic window frame to get the cable
> inside. So I don't want any cable that's bigger than 0.25" d. and
> preferably smaller. Hope this clarification helps a bit.
>
> Best,
> Dick
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