mick cooper
Neil Sullivan
its fairly basic transmission theory, I'm not sure you can approach deity status off the back of it.
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Coaxial Cables - Which one (OHMS)?
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its fairly basic transmission theory, I'm not sure you can approach deity status off the back of it.
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Jermaine Jenas
Mick thanks for your help on this.
Spoke to a mate (also a Spurs fan so I trust him
) who works for a company that deals will plasma tvs, projectors, etc so he's pretty versed too. It was a brief discussion and I think he's also leaning towards the RG6 75Ohm. I've reduced the length I'm after to 10m as I think I was trying to be generous (just planned it better). I couldn't see the frequency or the impedence you mentioned on the Superhub however.
I'm going for gold plated connectors as you said, these are important (I assume gold plated is better?).
I was looking for flooding/flooded type cabling as part will be external though difficult to find.
I did try to find RG60 but no luck.
Oh by the way; it seems a lot of retailers claim RG6 but then go onto say it's RG59 - the latter I've been warned off against. Bit confused there.
Cheers
Spoke to a mate (also a Spurs fan so I trust him
) who works for a company that deals will plasma tvs, projectors, etc so he's pretty versed too. It was a brief discussion and I think he's also leaning towards the RG6 75Ohm. I've reduced the length I'm after to 10m as I think I was trying to be generous (just planned it better). I couldn't see the frequency or the impedence you mentioned on the Superhub however.I'm going for gold plated connectors as you said, these are important (I assume gold plated is better?).
I was looking for flooding/flooded type cabling as part will be external though difficult to find.
I did try to find RG60 but no luck.
Oh by the way; it seems a lot of retailers claim RG6 but then go onto say it's RG59 - the latter I've been warned off against. Bit confused there.
Cheers
mick cooper
Neil Sullivan
Mick thanks for your help on this.
Spoke to a mate (also a Spurs fan so I trust him
I'm going for gold plated connectors as you said, these are important (I assume gold plated is better?).
I was looking for flooding/flooded type cabling as part will be external though difficult to find.
I did try to find RG60 but no luck.
Oh by the way; it seems a lot of retailers claim RG6 but then go onto say it's RG59 - the latter I've been warned off against. Bit confused there.
Cheers
RG 6 will be lower loss, but for 10 M RG 59 will be fine.
yes gold contacts
I suspect that the data rate will be IF, not in the GHz, so you should be fine and dandy with what you are doing. The insulation on your coax with withstand the rigours of British weather, sunlight is the biggest killer of non outdoor cabling. Tack it down with cable clamps to stop it whipping around in the wind though.