Will these work with LMR-400 coax (.40 diameter)?
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Unsure. Their catalog does not contain any specifications on the 200-963 clip. Steren's catalog does show another grip-clip, the 200-969, but again, no specs.
1186176
Hello, I tested by inserting an actual drill bit: the 3/16"-1/4"=perfect, the 5/16" would be max size, however, clip will not sit flat as in the photo.9/32"?
199323
clearwire is 2.5 ghz which this antenna covers, however, you will need very high quality coax or very short coax runs to get the signal from the antenna to your reciever. LMR400 or equivalent and N type connectors are needed and this coax is about as thick as your index finger. Line loss with inferior coax is horrendous at these frequencies.
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actually, I misunderstood the question, if you are using an S/PDIF Coaxial, that would work.
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http://www.amazon.com/Low-loss-LMR-400-Antenna-Extension-Connector/dp/B001DK6OH4/ref=sr_1_4?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1399787515&sr=1-4&keywords=type+n+extension
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Yes, the connector on the Terk FM antenna cable is a push-on type, which will work with both threaded and non-treaded standard coaxial jacks.
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No. They work well with any brand that has the same size of receiver. Big commercial models use a larger diameter receiver due to a more powerful machine.
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They should be compatible check the gain of the installed antennae (measured in dbi) the higher the number the better.
1936128
Nope. This is for networking cables only. Ethernet and old school T ring style network cables. Coax (like for your TV) will not fit.
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not sure with coax. A/V connectors yes. however, i'd rethink these speaker for TV. too small for really anything except computer speakers where you sitting or standing right next to them.
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Yes they will work. Be sure to make sure you mount them tight. Should't have any problems
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I currently use my RG8X for my HF 160m - 10 m rig. I prefer to use RG-213 for VHF work. However, the difference in performance between a 40' run of RG-8x and RG-213 would be insignificant on VHF FM and relatively minor on UHF FM. As long as you keep it under 100 ft of coax I wouldn't worry about it.
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No, they shouldn't, if your old wires are "RG-6" type. These connectors are ONLY for RG-6 cable, which is designated on the jacket of the cable.
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No. A Ham radio system will "look" for a 50 ohm match at the transceiver. TV/Cable coax is 75 ohm. You can use it, but the radio will not be happy about it and probably result in high SWR. However if it is a receive only application you are fine.
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It is a one inch tube so it will work. High rings are higher than they need to be for a 40mm objective but it will work.
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50 ohm coax w Reverse polarity SMA http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SMA_connector
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Hello Nathaniel, Yes. They will work. However, keep in mind the CLS radios are under the Part 90 rules for low power (1-watt or less) devices items 90.35 (86) and 90.35 (88). The BaoFeng UV-5R's will do low (RF Power Output: 5W/1W), but they will also put out 5 watts violating the license. Be careful. They are a bit tough to manually program. YouTube helps a lot. Not durable. But, $37 including shipping... Mine works great. I'm not sure if CLS is using wide or narrow band FM. This radio will do both. Good luck.
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Yes it will mm work! I have a 40' and it works great... worth the few extra dollars