DUH....
Just looked at all my usual suppliers, and these seem to be NLA.
There are plenty available for RG-58/58 foam, but none for "Cable Group X", which also includes LMR-240.
I could use RG-58 for this little project, but in my humble experience, RG-8X stands up better to rough handling.
It's just to make some 3~5 foot jumpers for 3~30MHz, so the loss of the cable is irrelevant, but as I noted, 8X stands up to rough handling better than 58 does.
sigh.....looks like I'll have to use 58, which means a trip out to the garage to see if I can dig up the roll of RG-58 I bought years ago.
I knew I should have stocked up on these the last time I ordered them.
Good quality connectors and adapters to an "RF Guy" are like ammo to a gunney....it's hard to have "too much/too many"!
Admiral Yamamoto infamously said "You cannot invade the mainland United States. There would be a man with a rifle behind every blade of grass."
And so it should be, a nation of riflemen....
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ReplyDeleteYeah, I tried all The Usual Suspects for finding these, and NADA.
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Thanks, jed. I just shot him an email.
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