Some of you may remember my posting about our experience with beverages using plastic boxes to house matching transformers. The black plastic boxes turned out to be conductive which obviously led to
Could be why it was being sold at Mendelsons! Neal Campbell Abroham Neal Software www.dxbase.com www.abrohamnealsoftware.com www.sdrsystems.com (540) 242 0911 Amateur Radio: K3NC Blog: http://www.abr
Larry, How thick is the black conductive layer underneath the stranded coppper shield? I wonder if that black conductive layer is thin enough to be equivalent to the foil shield that you see on doubl
I was using RG-174 as a shielded lead in a product we build and experienced exactly the same problem as Larry describes. This was from a brand-new, very expensive roll of Belden RG-174. This was to t
This sounded odd so I pulled out my belden catalog... and sure enough, right at the beginning of the coaxial cable section are these 3 'low noise' cables. 174/u type 8239 description: bare copper cov
I remember some years back about a rf cable being made for audio work. I don't remember the particulars but it had to do with high end. I removed all the pl259 from them and reused them. (I know it b