Co-Ax

[Glen Zook]

Of course!

Both are basically 50 ohm impedance.  RG8/X has a
lower attenuation than RG58/U but is the size of
RG59/U (75 ohm coax).  Otherwise, you can always use
RG8/X in place of RG58/U but you cannot always use
RG58/U in place of RG8/X

Glen, K9STH


--- Martin Tippin <w0akg at AEROSURF.NET> wrote:

Can a person use RG-8X for RG-58 ?

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Glen, K9STH

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