Re: [Amps] 9913 cable

[Bill Fuqua <wlfuqu00@uky.edu>]

I see you are using a tuner. What was the SWR after the tuner. Having 1:1 
into the tuner does not count.
9913 should easily handle 10 KW. I can run 2.5 KW into a dummy load thru 
RG58 (perfect match).
A problem with 9913 is that  if it flexes or is bent often the center 
conductor will wallow out a large space
in the foam insulation and get way off center. Good old RG8 is best for HF 
and flexing feed line.

73
Bill wa4lav

 At 03:51 PM 2/9/2004 -0500, kce wrote:
> This past weekend I was loading up a amp into a OCF dipole fed through a 4:1
> balun with 9913 belden cable. When I hit the 800 watt mark a big spark, so I
> figure ok the 4:1 went west on me. I change out the balun try again same
> results. I change out the feedline to rg/213 no problem. I check over the
> 9913 and find a fair sized arc hole in the cable about 15 feet below the
> antenna. Anybody else have problems with this cable. There are no signs of
> moisture present in the cable, God knows I spent 1.5 hours looking for it. I
> see on the belden site they claim 10 KW rating at 1 mhz for a 1:1 vswr. No
> damage to the amp or tuner.
>
> Ken W8OB
>
>
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