[Michael A. Terrell]

Jeff Liebermann wrote:

However, much of the RG-6/u cable is "satellite grade", which means it
should work to about 2GHz with minimal loss. I've been using the quad
shielded variety (apparently with a CCS center conductor) for years
for Wi-Fi at 2.4GHz with about 10dB/100ft attenuation (measured). The
loss is in the dielectric, not in the center conductor cladding. I
would say that it works just fine at UHF (300-3000MHz).


I was talking about higher losses in a copper braided shield, VS foil
& steel braid. I used to test & specify all the passivies for a major
MSO CATV company.


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Michael A. Terrell
Central Florida