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Daniel
- Jan 1, 1970
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Hello,
has anybody a source of non-magnetic RG174, RG178 or similar coaxial cable?
Daniel
has anybody a source of non-magnetic RG174, RG178 or similar coaxial cable?
Daniel
This doesn't make any sense. There is nothing magnetic about coax, unlesshas anybody a source of non-magnetic RG174, RG178 or similar coaxial cable?
This doesn't make any sense. There is nothing magnetic about coax, unless
it's in a coil creating a magnetic field, which isn't the coax's fault.
Hope This Helps!
Rich
Hello,
has anybody a source of non-magnetic RG174, RG178 or similar coaxial cable?
Daniel
This doesn't make any sense. There is nothing magnetic about coax, unless
it's in a coil creating a magnetic field, which isn't the coax's fault.
Hope This Helps!
Rich
This doesn't make any sense. There is nothing magnetic about coax
Perhaps Belden types 7805 or 7805R? They apparently have a solid
copper center conductor instead of stranded copper-clad steel.
Cheers,
Tom
A tinned shield would have some nickel in it, right?
Perhaps Belden types 7805 or 7805R? They apparently have a solid
copper center conductor instead of stranded copper-clad steel.
Hello,
has anybody a source of non-magnetic RG174, RG178 or similar coaxial cable?
Daniel
Hello,
has anybody a source of non-magnetic RG174, RG178 or similar coaxial cable?
Daniel
This doesn't make any sense. There is nothing magnetic about coax, unless
it's in a coil creating a magnetic field, which isn't the coax's fault.
Well, it didn't take long for my ignorance to get corrected. ;-)
If you learn something new every day, does that mean I can go back to bed
now? ;-)
Thanks!
Rich
I have a friend that often says, "Any day you learn something new
is a good day." I have lots of good days, and I'm thankful for them.
Well, OK, especially the ones where the learning isn't too painful or
costly.
Well, it didn't take long for my ignorance to get corrected. ;-)
If you learn something new every day, does that mean I can go back to bed
now? ;-)
Thanks!
Rich
Well, I must admit I wasn't very confident, having seen copperclad steel
cores. But it never occurred to me that that was what the OP was probably
referring to.
Thanks for the correction.
Cheers!
Rich
Daniel said:Hello All,
both the Belden 8705 and the 9221 (75 Ohm) cable are nonmagnetic and
work well.
Thanks again for all your ideas
Daniel
I don't know, do you know a source for that info?