Old cable Specification - Page 2

Monitr7 · 12-10-2003

Quote:

Originally posted by King_Ice_Flash
It makes a pretty green flame when it starts on fire, or you can use it for a trip wire for the landmine in your back yard.

Nah; too thick. What you need is some green florist's wire for that. Attach it to you homemade Claymore and... uh,... nevermind.

King_Ice_Flash · 12-10-2003

You could retread the tires of
fregniacciaro's Dukes of Hazard Volkswagen

Seriously, if you are going to make the collinear coaxial cable, take you time. The more precise it is, the better it will work.

vr6racer · 03-10-2005

i've managed to get some of that cable (more than 20 meters)...

my ideia is to build some cables between my card and the antena, and some omni's..

but to do that, i need to know the velocity factor..
does anyone knows?

sotty for my english, but this cable is 50Ohm, isn´t?

thanks in advance
ric

streaker69 · 03-10-2005

Quote:

Originally Posted by vr6racer

i've managed to get some of that cable (more than 20 meters)...

my ideia is to build some cables between my card and the antena, and some omni's..

but to do that, i need to know the velocity factor..
does anyone knows?

sotty for my english, but this cable is 50Ohm, isn´t?

thanks in advance
ric

Is that coax? If it's for old 10b2 installations it ain't gonna work for what you want to use it for.

G8tK33per · 03-10-2005

It might work on this:

brwrdrvr · 03-10-2005

//G8tK33per\c:\My Documents\My Pictures\Pics for NS Forum

Does anyone think they can handle looking in that file after seeing some of the things G8t has posted....

SCARY!!

wrzwaldo · 03-10-2005

Quote:

Originally Posted by vr6racer

i've managed to get some of that cable (more than 20 meters)...

my ideia is to build some cables between my card and the antena, and some omni's..

but to do that, i need to know the velocity factor..
does anyone knows?

sotty for my english, but this cable is 50Ohm, isn´t?

thanks in advance
ric

Hey how about a look at the end of that cable?

vr6racer · 03-11-2005

sorry, but the camera is not myne

is the cable is coax. its very similar to the LMR400.

outter diameter=10mm
core diameter=2.2mm
but this one as double shield separated with a thin coat of alluminium.

in case you can't read his reference here it is:
GENERAL INSTRUMENT 3250 E82833 75ºC 12 AWG (UL) type CL2 ETHERNET SHIELDED

Dutch · 03-11-2005

Quote:

Originally Posted by vr6racer

sotty for my english, but this cable is 50Ohm, isn´t?

Even in Portugal, you use capital letters after a full stop. There is a reason for the shift key being on your keyboard. Continue being lazy, and your posts WILL be deleted.

Final warning.

Dutch

vr6racer · 03-11-2005

Sorry for my mistake, but this is the first time someone tell me this in a forum..

By the way, i haven´t noticed this was so important, because other uses in this post did the same..

Insted of just warn me, do you have any information about my cable?

best regards
ric

Dutch · 03-11-2005

Quote:

Originally Posted by vr6racer

Sorry for my mistake, but this is the first time someone tell me this in a forum..

So you haven't read the posts in the Welcome Desk section ?? Run, don't walk, and do it now.

Dutch

vr6racer · 03-11-2005

After your response, i read it.. but ok...

Like i said, it's the first time i see this in a forum, and i participate in a lot of them, but it's your forum, you say the rules...

But can we go back to the main issue, or is need something more?

Ric

Thorn · 03-11-2005

The cable won't work very well. It is for Ethernet as it is marked, which means that its characteristics for bandwidth and frequency are too low. These characteristics typicially make Ethernet cable a very poor choice. It will kill a 2.4GHz signal in a very short length of cable; within several meters or less.

G8tK33per · 03-11-2005

Quote:

Originally Posted by brwrdrvr

//G8tK33per\c:\My Documents\My Pictures\Pics for NS Forum

Does anyone think they can handle looking in that file after seeing some of the things G8t has posted....

SCARY!!

Now see there, I open myself up to freindship with you guys by sharing my honeymoon pictures and you poke fun.....

Thorn · 03-11-2005

Quote:

Originally Posted by G8tK33per

Now see there, I open myself up to freindship with you guys by sharing my honeymoon pictures and you poke fun.....

I hate to resort to AOLspeak, but:

TMI! TMI!

12-10-2003	#17 (permalink)
King_Ice_Flash Alien Paranoid Stumbler Join Date: May 2003 Location: WI Posts: 2,688	You could retread the tires of fregniacciaro's Dukes of Hazard Volkswagen Seriously, if you are going to make the collinear coaxial cable, take you time. The more precise it is, the better it will work. __________________ "Yeah," said a voice from under the table, "you go to pieces so fast people get hit by the shrapnel." Last edited by King_Ice_Flash : 12-10-2003 at 06:45 AM.

03-11-2005	#28 (permalink)
Thorn Did you do the math? Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Villa Straylight Posts: 10,361	The cable won't work very well. It is for Ethernet as it is marked, which means that its characteristics for bandwidth and frequency are too low. These characteristics typicially make Ethernet cable a very poor choice. It will kill a 2.4GHz signal in a very short length of cable; within several meters or less. __________________ Thorn "Read Altas Shrugged. Compare it to today. Repeat as necessary"

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03-10-2005	#18 (permalink)
vr6racer Registered Member Join Date: Mar 2005 Posts: 4	i've managed to get some of that cable (more than 20 meters)... my ideia is to build some cables between my card and the antena, and some omni's.. but to do that, i need to know the velocity factor.. does anyone knows? sotty for my english, but this cable is 50Ohm, isn´t? thanks in advance ric

03-10-2005	#21 (permalink)
brwrdrvr Cajun from Hell Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Capitol City, Louisiana Posts: 3,776	//G8tK33per\c:\My Documents\My Pictures\Pics for NS Forum Does anyone think they can handle looking in that file after seeing some of the things G8t has posted.... SCARY!!

03-11-2005	#23 (permalink)
vr6racer Registered Member Join Date: Mar 2005 Posts: 4	sorry, but the camera is not myne is the cable is coax. its very similar to the LMR400. outter diameter=10mm core diameter=2.2mm but this one as double shield separated with a thin coat of alluminium. in case you can't read his reference here it is: GENERAL INSTRUMENT 3250 E82833 75ºC 12 AWG (UL) type CL2 ETHERNET SHIELDED

03-11-2005	#25 (permalink)
vr6racer Registered Member Join Date: Mar 2005 Posts: 4	Sorry for my mistake, but this is the first time someone tell me this in a forum.. By the way, i haven´t noticed this was so important, because other uses in this post did the same.. Insted of just warn me, do you have any information about my cable? best regards ric

03-11-2005	#27 (permalink)
vr6racer Registered Member Join Date: Mar 2005 Posts: 4	After your response, i read it.. but ok... Like i said, it's the first time i see this in a forum, and i participate in a lot of them, but it's your forum, you say the rules... But can we go back to the main issue, or is need something more? Ric