There are so many options. At my station I just mark the cables and or
the connectors using a fine tip oil based paint pen. The paint has
held up well for me on everything except for Teflon coax. In April I
made six RG400 jumpers and I used Panduit inkjet wire labels to mark
them. THey were easy to make once I found the template and so far the
labels are still nicely stuck on the indoor Teflon cable and they look
very elegant.
John KK9A
Richard Smith n6kt wrote:
I'm involved in building a fairly large station. There will be many
coax, rotor, and control cables coming in to a main entrance of a
building. It would be helpful if there was a good method of marking
the cables to identify them for routing and troubleshooting purposes.
If you don't mind, would you please share your techniques?
TNX and 73,
Rich, N6KT
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