D-EJ915
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Do you guys know of where I could get some good coaxial cable for some DIY interconnects??...I really don't care how much it is per foot.
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Trawlerman
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Trawlerman
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BELDEN cable is a very respected cable that is used in many DIY projects.
A search on the web should yeild some results as to which is best to use along with some recommendations on how to put them together and what connections are best etc.
You should be able to find a supplier in your area that carries it. I can't personally give any US stores information as i'm in the UK.
Personally I made a storming pair of ICs from some Andrews Heliax cable. FSJ1-50 i think?
A search on the web should yeild some results as to which is best to use along with some recommendations on how to put them together and what connections are best etc.
You should be able to find a supplier in your area that carries it. I can't personally give any US stores information as i'm in the UK.
Personally I made a storming pair of ICs from some Andrews Heliax cable. FSJ1-50 i think?
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Canare is another cheap and very good option, Dayton made one mic cable very good also, go with the canare and use two conductors for each running and you will be all set, the shielding just solder it to one side and leave the other open, and you will have also a "directional" one....they have a lot of colors also to match your decor....
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