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Made a lot of difference on weak signals. Really urprised me. Ony problem is feeding it in tight spaces because of sturdyness. Brill outside plastic coating. Bit thick for some connectors. On saying that 10 out 0f 10. Highly recommended not cheap but reasonably priced also. You get what you pay for. Thank you
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Excellent coax that is a great alternative to expensive LMR and should be useable as a substitute in most applications. The main difference that I can detect is that the shielding around the inner core looks like nylon as opposed to teflon in LMR. This difference does make it a bit tricker if you need or want to solder the shielding to your plug as the nylon has a fairly low melting point.
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a really good low loss 50 ohm coax cable,American amateurs use this in many applications
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when i looked after the radio comms in younger days this is the same quality cable i used then, very good for long runs ----- . and a very good quick service from your company thankyou.
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Excellent quality cable. As it is not LMR400 but an equivalent I was expecting similar loss to RG213 but this is as good as my other actual LMR400 coax. Will definitely purchase again is the future.
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