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On Wed, 17 Aug 2005 08:23:22 -0400, Larry wrote:

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but never, never, never ever use rg 58 cable. it's not shielded
properly. it has high loss.
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Hogwash. There's RG-58 in every boat I work on and it works just
fine....


it's unreliable. you may know boats. you don't know electronics

rg 58 is poorly shielded. that makes it more susceptible to
interference...

although it's not a big issue for short runs (like on boats), its
loss/ft is much higher than other cables.

its diameter is not compatible with pl 259's which means many are
installed wrong.


Besides, I can't imagine running hardline through those little holes to the
masthead....(c;


try rg 213 or rg 8. much, much better.

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