Types of Coax in Satellite operations

By AMSAT

Coax is a very important part of a satellite station. It is almost as important as the antennas you choose. This article discusses choosing coaxial cables for satellite communication, emphasizing factors like line loss. It compares types such as RG-8, RG-58, Belden 9913/9913F, LMR-400, and hardline, highlighting their impact on signal preservation.

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The title of the main category is Satellite and it deals mainly with Amateur Satellite Antennas. The resource has been on our site since Friday May 25 2007, and it has been viewed 2402 times. So far it received 1 votes for a total score of 9.00/10
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