Eric writes:
>> Jochen writes:
>> Aren't those just ordinary RG-8/U / RG-213/U style 50 Ohm koax cables
>> with ordinary TNC connectors and an extraordinary blue color?
Guy Sotomayor
wrote:
Don't
know. From what I can remember (I have a bunch of them) they're fairly
thick and heavy.
That's certainly consistent with RG-8/U (obsolete) or
RG-213/U.
I was just looking at some of the old CI cables in the computer room floor. This is all
bought-from-DEC stuff from early 1990's.
The long ones are typically blue and labeled "12 AWG". They look a lot like
RG-8/213 types.
There are some skinny jumper cables on the CI panel internals that look to be a much
skinnier kind of coax, also blue, looks like RG-174.
In the "real world" I am much more likely to see LMR-400 or Belden 9913
specified today, than the RG-type specifications.
Tim.