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On 08/18/2010 09:15 PM, jdow wrote:
> From: "g" <geleem at bellsouth.net>
> Sent: Saturday, 2010/August/07 17:15
> 
> 
> "yes, the higher the frequency, the greater the loss. but there is 'low
> loss' coax for vhf and micro freqs."

this is true. all in design. would not be a lot  of coax being sold if
it where not so made. and just think how far 2 way radio communications
would have gotten if coax was not designed for different spreads.

like gene said, more of a selling point.

> "get your head out of cb radio days and rg58 days. :)"
> 
> <snicker> Gene has more experience with RF in his little finger than it
> sounds like "g" has.

you must be young, unlike gene and i.

for as for your "<snicker>", you do not get joke i was making and never
did any cb radioing in early days.

so to bring you to and understanding, in days of old, there were basically
2 50 ohm coaxes used, rg58/u and rg8/u. rg8/u had a lower loss than rg58/u
and many cb'ers would use rg8/u because it has less loss than rg58/u.

because of this, cb'ers started calling rg8/u 'low loss' coax.

as for having more rf knowledge in his little finger, that may be. but my
fingers and my brain have held more than just rf knowledge.

> {^_-}    <- An RF engineer who took the time to get to know Gene.

'tis a shame you have limited yourself to just rf. as you sound like you
have spent too much time around transmitter stations. ;^P

so, go ahead with your reply, i am thru with 'off subject'.


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peace out.

tc,hago.

g
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