I have a 25 m run of Ecoflex 15 plus that has never been moved and it is as good now as when it was installed.  However, the runs that I had on the pump-up, which were coiled carefully into a 1m

Hello Ben, LMR600 is nice for a straight run BUT not very flexible... I had 10m of LMR600 until the dog took a dislike to it and now I have 8m😊 David – G4RQI Sent from Mail for Windows

The ECO-15 I have seen, (to a fixed antenna, no rotator) was like concrete filled hose pipe to handle. I am pleasantly happy with Hyperflex 10 as a good all round compromise around rotators. Not used

The ECO-15 I have seen, (to a fixed antenna, no rotator) was like concrete filled hose pipe to handle. I am pleasantly happy with Hyperflex 10 as a good all round compromise around rotators. Not

Why not non solder? Crimp and or non solder have been the industry standard for years . Ldf 4 50 for example have been non solder for at least 20 years. Correctly fitted they are perfectly fine. Reg

I have plenty in my scrap bin after it went high loss from before I found out you should never bend it more than once.... . Neil G4DBN Ah, you have me worried now Neil. I use a telescopic

Hello all FWIW I think a single exam to full license is generally a good plan and will encourage those with a technical background to enter the hobby. However, until we are again asked to pay an

If Using Eco 15 The plugs must be the solder on type. I have used Times Microwave in preference. 73Pete GM4BYF On 17/02/21 21:08, Neil Smith G4DBN wrote: -- vry 73 Pete

I have plenty in my scrap bin after it went high loss from before I found out you should never bend it more than once.... DX Shop is always a good source of pre-terminated cables, done

Try the DX Shop Best Regards Tim Hague M0AFJ

Subject: Re: [UKMicrowaves] Ecoflex 15? DX shop and Nevada both advertise it -- Steve G4HTZ Thanks Steve. Looking at specs just it seems LMR600 is better than the LMR400 and Eco15, just by a

DX shop and Nevada both advertise it -- Steve G4HTZ JO01JN60 Great Wakering, Essex 24ghz 1.8w 80cm dish also known to be active occasionally on 70cms DATV

Where's the best place to get a short length of Eco15, say 10ft, 3 to 4Mtrs? I want to replace the LMR400 feeder I'm using now. ebay has a German supplier, any in UK? Ben.

Good evening I notice folks with technical interest generally stay distance. Competence should be by interview not exam. You can teach someone to get a good degree but being clever is very different

Forgive the pun but to some degree its academic... For most microwave bands... You only have to pass Foundation to gain immediate access to 10GHz (and intermediate for the rest) - that adds up to

I don't see why we can't have one exam, with progressively"harder" questions. Say 100 Q's. If you get 20 + to 39 right = Foundation; 40+ to 74 = Intermediate & 75 + to 100 = Full licence. Those who

Good evening I notice folks with technical interest generally stay distance. Competence should be by interview not exam. You can teach someone to get a good degree but being clever is very different

Also, further to Gordon's reply, if you have access to one, I find the nanoVNA V2 to be pretty good at sussing out coax problems and its time domain/delay function is very useful for this. Julian

My son being an engineer would have sailed through the RAE. However he was not prepared to mess around with three separate exams.( He was using two way communications in St John Ambulance and was

Yes I get that Andy ....guess if I’ve managed to bodge something together I would actually like to make some contacts on it ...everyone has different goals I guess -- Steve G4HTZ JO01JN60 Great