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Matt Colie wrote in :
Well, It's about time. I was starting to wonder why you had the VHF tied into the broadband. Matt RG-6 would work fine. We've run some bigtime 2 meter repeaters using 75 ohm hardline we got for free from the local cable companies. I used to have a storage yard under a paging tower that was overrun with it. I gave it away to anyone who asked for it. Lots of ham radio stations have it buried in their yards, still, 10-20 years later. RG-6 is that cable running to your TV in the living room. The direct burial stuff the cable guys on the trucks have is great. You can lay it anywhere in the bilge and it won't leak like 8X does....even with the fancy white cover. There are even PL-259 UHF crimp-on connectors with sealer built into the crimp for it. "Coax is a terrible thing to waste"....(c ![]() |
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