What is the difference between an RG-8 and a RG-59 coaxial cable?
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Please visit:\nhttp://www.accesscomms.com.au/coax.htm
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Polyethylene is commonly used, sometimes "foamed" to lower the loss factor.\n\nThe best cable employs Teflon.\n\nHigh power transmitting cables have a minimum number of discrete spacers to maintain the geometry.
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The RT-1694D is an advanced HF manpack radio that provides long-range, tactical communications.  The extended transceiver frequency range of 1.6 to 60 MHz provides plain-text interoperability with VHF radios.  The radio incorporates a high-speed data rate of up to 9600 bps, reducing transmission time.  It is equipped with the MIL-STD-188-110B Serial Tone and NATO STANAG 4285 waveforms that utilize patented data and filtering to overcome the effects of interference and jamming.  The AN/PRC-150C provides embedded digital voice and data encryption. \nThe antenna is type dipole. If you consider the frequency of 50 MHz, the wavelength is 6m, so the antenna will be around this length.\nhttp://www.dxzone.com/cgi-bin/dir/jump2.cgi?ID=7536
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Whichever one you want. Not really any differences. I got a $59.00 one from best buy or somewhere, handles 4 at a time, I only have 1, never a problem yet. I have a linksys unit.
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Both Satellite Systems Are Good Better Than Cable You Can Take It With You Any Where And Still Get It! Try Doing That With Cable!
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It is the Green, blue, and red cables for hdtv.  The only thing that is better is an hdmi port.  most tv's come with the component in.  Not all come with hdmi.
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http://www.lammertbies.nl/comm/cable/yost-serial-rj45.html\nthis page is very good at explaining it
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http://www.shop.com/op/~RECOTON_GOLD_RF_CABLE_SPLITTER_2_WAY-prod-28441492-37376162?sourceid=298\n\nThis will turn one cable into two cables, one going to the tv and another going to another tv, computer, etc.
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Get the cable company to rewire the house.  Coaxial cable more than 25 years old doesn't reject EMI/RFI interference very good.  Also see if the cable company will install an amplifier, that should take care of any weak signal issues.
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For me cable is faster.
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The repeater is just a box that has a built in bias tee to enable DC to pass up the RF cable to the active antenna. This gain overcomes long runs in Rf cable loss from the active antenna to the gps receiver, or the coupling loss of the distributed antenna
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the information is quantized, that is, it is assigned some voltage values and then it is modulated, for that modulation there are several techniques with different frequencies intervales. in the case of cable, the channel that is used to send the information is the optical fiber, so u use a transductor from voltage to light and then at the receiver u have a transducter that does the opposite. the receiver is usually the nearest cable station to ur house, so, actually the optical fiber doesn't go to your house, i'll bet u have a coaxial cable that goes up to the decoder. if u don't have a decoder (actually i'm not from the U.S. so i don't  really know if the system is the same, but it must be a lot alike) the cable goes directly to your tv, it means it wasn't codified and it is easier for your neighbors to steal your cable system. and then your tv has a system to convert this voltage signal to the images u see, and that's about it!
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I am sure there is, that's why we had to learn the geometry and algebra.  I am sorry I don't know what it is.  I would bet it has to do with the weight of the load depends on the type of cable you would use and amount of cable depends on the volume of the load...see?
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try www.cablestogo.com
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You should contact your cable company and ask them
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The standard gives the maximum length of cable is 100 meters.\n\nIf you need longer, look into coax or fiber-optic cable.  Or put an amplifier (switch or hub) at 100 meter intervals.\n\nAnd thanks Janus.  If you are trying to go over 200 meters, you are probably better off useing coax or Fiber.  Then, your limits are 185 meters.  Plus you will find it is more durable and cheaper then all-weather Cat-5/6.  About the only time coax is used anymore is for bridging distances outside.\n\nIf your distances are longer then that, look into some other form of transmission.
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