Podcasts about Coaxial

Some people say coax but Ron likes coaxial cable. Coaxial cable has been a key component in our networks dating back to the industry's early days. As such, it's easy to take coax for granted without really understanding just what it is. Here's your chance to learn more about coaxial cable, along with a high-level The post Coaxial Cable Impedance, Attenuation and Beyond appeared first on Volpe Firm.

In this episode we meet Daniel Winn, WV1T, a very active portable ham radio opertor.  Daniel was searching for a way to filter out strong local signals when operating in the field and he started building stub tuned filters with coaxial cable.  This simple and cost effective approach is a great way to build notch filters that can significantly reduce unwanted interference from transmitters operating at the same location but in other HF bands.  This is a great technique for Field Day and similar activities.  Daniel holds an extra class amateur radio license and is a professional electrician.

Beneath the Surface: Exploring Skin Effect and Depth in Coaxial Cables Welcome to another enlightening episode in our series where we dig deep into the technical phenomena that shape our understanding of cable systems. I'm Brady Volpe, and I'm thrilled to have Ron Hranac back with us, a seasoned expert whose insights into the cable The post Beneath the Surface: Exploring Skin Effect and Depth in Coaxial Cables appeared first on Volpe Firm.

Greh Holger has been a pillar of international noise since the early 2000s, running the prolific label Chondritic Sound, recording and performing heavy synth-based noise as HIVE MIND, and being an admin of the iheartnoise message board, a community space that was essential to the noise scene at that time. Since then, he has stayed active with his label, numerous recording projects, and formed Noisextra Podcast, a show that is a staple of contemporary noise media. It was great to be able to put Greh on the other end of the interview process and pick his brain about his history and activities.In the Patreon exclusive EXT. to this interview, Greh goes into detail about the synths, gear, and recording techniques he uses HIVE MIND and BLACK SAND DESERT. Greh also shared download codes for his most recent HIVE MIND album Elysian Alarms with the Maniac's Circle, as well as an exclusive live recording of BLACK SAND DESERT, from August 19, 2023 at Coaxial in Los Angeles. All that and more at https://www.patreon.com/whitecentipedenoiseThis episode is brought to you by:International Misanthropy & Fringe, NYCHopital Productions - OFFICIAL SKIN CRIME MERCH: https://hospitalproductions.net/collections/new-products-newScream & Writhe Forum and Mailorder: http://screamandwrithe.com/forum/https://www.screamandwrithe.com/Opening Track: HIVE MIND - "Pawns Put Back Together" from Elysian AlarmsClosing Track: HIVE MIND - "Th Roses In Bagatelle Gardens" from Elysian Alarmshttps://chondriticsound.bandcamp.com/Support the show

Topics: -As a tree on Jerry's property gets hit by lightning, he ends up down a rabbit hole of technical troubleshooting.  -He goes through various replacement equipment and testing. Two products he recommends: Coaxial surge protector Ethernet surge protector -He quickly finds that even basic things like turning on/off lights is difficult without internet.  -A handy surge filter turns out to be a great, low cost option to protect from future lighting strikes.  -Good advice from Dave Provine about proper grounding.  -YouTube TV increases Joe's monthly subscription cost. Except he finds that paying through Apple turns out to be the additional cost factor.  -Sam expresses his frustration at increasing streaming costs.  -After experiencing some client losses, Sam looks to manage company processes better. He finds his answer in Monday.com. 

A new track by DJ Habett from the album "Unilaterality" (2022-08-18). Tags: Ambient, Obvious, Formula, Lame, Tears, Coaxial, Fortune, Decay, Moods, Bible, Moon CC(by)

A coaxial drone patent, locals push back on Amazon, autonomous battery swapping, battlefield medicine, drones in sports, saving elm trees, investigating polluters.

The boys are sweltering under an oppressive heatwave. Paul loses power, and needs a couple new UPS units(uninterrupted power supplies), of which Drew has opinions. Drew reviews his new garage door opener. There's some more Mac-related rumors. Paul is going to Waffle House. Paul provides an update on "The Post-It Note Situation." Recorded 06/17/2022 Show Links: APC Back-UPS Pro BX1500M 1500VA UPS Battery Backup & Surge Protector, AVR, Dataline Protection and LCD Display, Uninterruptible Power Supply APC 1500VA Back-Up UPS w/ Coaxial and Data Line Protection, 10 Outlets Miady Short Power Extension Cord Outlet Saver, 16AWG/13A, 3 Prong (10 Pack, Black, 8 Inch) LiftMaster 87504 Secure View™ Ultra-Quiet Belt Drive Smart Opener with Camera, LED Corner to Corner Lighting™ and Battery Backup Apple Plans 15-Inch MacBook Air for 2023 and New 12-Inch Laptop All-Star Special (Waffle House)

A new track by DJ Habett from the album "Schlaffabrik" (2022-06-12). Tags: Ambient, Less, Morning, Drift, Pills, Attic, Border, Afar, Trip, Deep, Coaxial, Underneath CC(by)

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Quick podcast discussing water cooled systems and coaxial coils. Cooling Tower Podcast https://anchor.fm/hvacknowitall/episodes/Cooling-Tower-Maintenance-wKevin-Cherewaty-eqibpt Geothermal Podcast https://anchor.fm/hvacknowitall/episodes/Geothermal-The-Next-Generation-w-Andrei-Hari-and-Adam-Alaica-e1etcs4

A new track by DJ Habett from the album "Don't trust the DJ" (2021-11-30). Tags: Electro, Beats, Fx, Deep, Coaxial, Memories, Attic, Merger, Skip, Obvious, Pills, Export CC(by)

A new track by DJ Habett from the album "In your orbits" (2021-10-16). Tags: Cosmos, Moods, Hypnotic, Healing, Resume, Machine, Spare, Coaxial, Depth CC(by)

Sumner welcomes his old friend Mark Askwith to this week's Hard Agree. Mark's done itall and interviewed everyone in the pop culture sphere over the last thirty years. After starting out in the late 80s publishing scene (like Sumner himself - but 3,000 miles further west, in Toronto), Mark managed the hugely-influential Silver Snail comic book store in Ontario, before co-writing the comic book sequel to The Prisoner TV show - Shattered Visage - with Dean Motter in 1988. The next year, Mark became a full time TV producer and writer, co-creating and launching the long running Canadian pop culture show Prisoners of Gravity, before spending 20 years as one of the founding producers of Space, Canada's equivalent to the Sci-Fi Channel. Over those two decades, Mark got to meet, befriend and hang out with some of global popular culture's most influential creators – and he's here to tell Sumner all about it (in between lengthy bouts of celebrating their mutual pop culture obsessions). Check out Mark's entry at Wikipedia here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mark_Askwith Check out Mark's IMDB entry here: https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0039497/ Follow Sumner on Social Media:http://twitter.com/sumnarr “Golden – The Hard Agree Theme” written and recorded for the podcast by DENIO Follow DENIO on Social Media:http://facebook.com/denioband/http://soundcloud.com/denioband/http://twitter.com/denioband/http://instagram.com/denioband/ Follow the Spoilerverse on Social Media:http://facebook.com/spoilercountry/http://twitter.com/spoiler_countryhttp://instagram.com/spoilercountry/ Kenric Regan:http://twitter.com/XKenricX John Horsley:http://twitter.com/y2clhttp://instagram.com/y2cl/http://y2cl.nethttp://eynesanthology.com Did you know the Spoilerverse has a YouTube channel?https://youtube.com/channel/UCstl1UHQVUC85DrCagF-wuQ Support the Spoilerverse on Patreon:http://patreon.com/spoilercountry

A new track by DJ Habett from the album "Les forces de l'esprit" (2021-02-24). Tags: Dark, Dub, Triphop, Moods, Frequencies, Coaxial, Deception, Solitude, Doom, Pills, Narcotics, Future CC(by)

A new track by DJ Habett from the album "Les forces de l'esprit" (2021-02-22). Tags: Ambient, Dirty, Moods, Dark, Robotic, Coaxial, Fortune, Fate, Abstract, Lonely, Trip, Pills, Artificial, Sleep CC(by)

A new track by DJ Habett from the album "Les forces de l'esprit" (2021-02-21). Tags: Genre, Kicks, Frequencies, Deep, Synthesizer, Mono, Psycho, Mental, Hope, Relief, Coaxial, Frontier CC(by)

A new track by DJ Habett from the album "Les forces de l'esprit" (2021-02-19). Tags: Triphop, Blunt, Moods, Medication, Pain, Romance, Groove, Attic, Coaxial, Fixture, Details, Epic, Deep, Ladder CC(by)

A new track by DJ Habett from the album "Les forces de l'esprit" (2021-02-17). Tags: Ambient, Triphop, Median, Hope, Medication, List, Moods, Coaxial, Epic, Theme, Groove, Dark, Guitar, Synthesizer CC(by)

A new track by DJ Habett from the album "Les forces de l'esprit" (2021-02-16). Tags: Dark, Moods, Epic, Bass, Triphop, Memories, Psycho, Schizophrenia, Mental, Glow, Images, Coaxial, Dawn CC(by)

Tracklist: 1. Dj Memo - Fuck my bass girl 2. Freq Nasty - Underglass 3. T-Power - Running 4. Blim - Earthman 5. Atomic Hooligan - In it together 6. Atomic Hooligan - Highs and lows 7. Mind Muggaz - Deadzone 8. 10 Sui & Trigga - Sit tight 9. Aquasky vs Masterblaster - Disco biscuit 10. Aquasky vs Masterblaster - 777 11. Coaxial a.k.a Dj Kevin R & Muriel - The way

Can a coaxial drone deliver exceptional service and performance?  Peter Fuchs is CEO and co-founder of Ascent AeroSystems.  Ascent AeroSystems designs and manufactures unique "coaxial" drones that are more portable and durable than conventional multi-rotors. The rugged cylinder-shaped vehicles scale to any size and are ideal for industrial, public safety and military markets where mission-critical operations in tough environments are the norm.   A life-long enthusiast of anything related to aviation, Peter began his career as a professional pilot, and since leaving the flightdeck his experience includes roles in finance, operations, management consulting, mergers and acquisitions and corporate strategy. In this edition of the Drone Radio Show, Peter talks about Ascent AeroSystems, the company’s new Spirit Arrow coaxial drone, and how it offers an alternative to mission critical UAS applications. 

Link to bioRxiv paper: http://biorxiv.org/cgi/content/short/2020.09.16.300152v1?rss=1 Authors: Ward, S., Riley, C., Carey, E. M., Nguyen, J., Esener, S., Nimmerjahn, A., Sirbuly, D. J. Abstract: Central to advancing our understanding of neural circuits is the development of minimally invasive, multi-modal interfaces capable of simultaneously recording and modulating neural activity. Recent devices have focused on matching the mechanical compliance of tissue to reduce inflammatory responses. However, reductions in the size of multi-modal interfaces are needed to further improve biocompatibility and long-term recording capabilities. Here we demonstrate a multi-modal coaxial microprobe design with a minimally invasive footprint (8-12 m diameter over millimeter lengths) that enables efficient electrical and optical interrogation of neural networks. In the brain, the probes allowed robust electrical measurement and optogenetic stimulation. Scalable fabrication strategies can be used with various electrical and optical materials, making the probes highly customizable to experimental requirements, including length, diameter, and mechanical properties. Given their negligible inflammatory response, these probes promise to enable a new generation of readily tunable multi-modal devices for minimally invasive interfacing with neural circuits. Copy rights belong to original authors. Visit the link for more info

In this episode we discuss the AVX/L3 compound coaxial helicopter (CCH) and its unique design, Delta CEO Ed Bastian's letter on the company's future, new tiltwing EVTOL designs and more. Learn more about Weather Guard StrikeTape segmented lightning diverter strips. Follow the show on YouTube, Twitter, Linkedin and visit us on the web. Have a question we can answer on the show? Email us! Full Transcript: EP21 AVX L3 Compound Coaxial Helicopter, Delta CEO's Letter on the Future; Tilt Wing EVTOL - Will it Fly? All right, welcome back. This is the Struck podcast. This is episode 21. And on today's show, we've got a bunch of really interesting topics. First we're in our new segment, we're going to cover, um, a couple of different things about the coronavirus downturn. So number one, Delta CEO, Ed Bastian, just released a letter announcing some of their outlook going forward. They just had a, uh, a tough period of laying off a lot of people. And also they just had a bunch of employees except early retirement. So we'll chat about that a little bit in his outlook. Uh, also an interesting article at the BBC on. How jet planes are getting sent to boneyards essentially, I'm also a little bit of lightening strike news because we are a lightning first show. A couple of people injured at the DHL hub. When a lightning strikes a lightning struck a ramp, it sounds like. So a couple of workers injured. We'll talk a little bit about that, which apparently happens more than people realize. Um, as we get into our engineering segment, we were talking a little bit about Honeywell, their UV cabin disinfection system. It's really interesting how all of the world is changing as far as cleanliness and disinfection. And obviously the air air aircraft is no different. We'll also talk about the AVX aircraft, which is a really fascinating looking vehicle with a tilt rotor it's and they're developing, I guess, that for the U S army. And then lastly, as we jumped to some electric tech, the do for. Tilt wing O L so a lot of discussion on that really interesting design. Very complex design. So Alan, let's start with news. We both just read, uh, ed bastion, the Delta CEO's letter. What are some of your thoughts? They got to stop the cash burn. That's there. That's the thought? Yeah. 20 down to 27 million down from a hundred million, a port per day. Which is staggering $3 billion a month. They used, they were burning back in March, April leash. Wow. Money, a lot of cash burn the industry and what Delta jet blue, Southwest American United are all trying to do is. Get the customer satisfaction numbers up so they can increase the ridership so they can fill some airplanes. Cause I think the issue right now is consumer confidence that they aircraft are in the airports themselves for that matter are clean. And that they're taking the precautions that were being told about every 30 seconds that. Uh, th that we're maintaining a social distance that we're wiping down the airplanes or cleaning the airplanes and that, um, everybody on the airplanes or we're in math and it seems to be okay, a very effective way of dealing with it. But the problem is, is that I think people who are traveling at least haven't seen any indication that there's been any sort of COVID transmission. Via airline flights and we've been flying it. We ain't never shut down the airlines they've been flying since this all started. So we have several months of data and thousands of flights, tens of thousands of flights at this point. Uh, it doesn't seem like there's a connection between COBIT transmissions and flying in airplanes. That doesn't seem to be a thing let's let's shift forward here. So speaking of Delta, um, well speaking of just the industry in general, These planes are ending up in bone yards now. So what does that mean? Exactly? Well, there's a couple of places across the United States, mostly in the desert, uh, in the U S where,

2:23:05 – Frank in New Jersey, plus the Other Side. Topics include: Coaxial cables, TV transmission, day 140 of the crisis, Neom sponsorship controversy, Cult48, Boards of Canada, UFOs, Hammer of the Honky Tonk Gods by Bill Kirchen, Park Way, Destroy All Humans! synchronicity, Internet controversy dream, Coaxial Menlo, litter, sheriff announcements, memory, Menlo Park Mall, order [&hellip

This is a working example of the stuff that you read about in books. The retro network from the 1970s and 1980s. See how these networks actually worked with this fully working demonstration of 10base5, 10base2 and 10baseT. I am accessing the Internet from Windows 3.11 and Windows 98 computers connected via transceivers to a 10base5 network. These cables are also known as thicknet and thinnet. Bob Metcalfe invented Ethernet in the 1970s and it has changed the world. This is the birth of ethernet - 10base5. Then came 10base2 and then 10base t. You should know a bit of the history of networking if you are studying for your CompTIA network+ or Cisco CCNA certifications. You may even be a CCNP and have not seen these ethernet networks in your lifetime. Learn about transceivers, vampire taps and the other old technologies used in past Ethernet networks. This is a classic example of retro computing using a true retro network from years ago. This is before the days of lan parties when retro gaming was big using retro games such as doom. See how the original Ethernet actually worked with Terminators, Vampire Taps, Network Interface Cards (NICs) drop cables, Attachment Unit Interfaces (AUI), Medium Attachment Units (MAU), transceivers, BNC connectors, Thicknet 10base5 cabling, 10base2 cabling and more! Robert Bob Metcalfe developed Ethernet in the 1970s. This is a working version of that 10base5 network. Menu: Overview: 0:00 10Base5 cabling and transceivers : 0:34 Thicknet vs Thinnet: 1:55 Terminators: 3:04 10Base2 Transceivers: 3:18 10BaseT Transceivers: 3:38 Why is it called 10Base5: 4:10 Why is it called 10Base2: 4:52 Why is it called 10Base-T: 5:38 Network Diagrams and Drop Cables: 7:02 NICs: 8:22 10Base5 Network Diagram: 10:00 10Base2 Network Diagram: 10:47 10BaseT Network Diagram: 11:33 Demonstration and testing: 13:03 Ping google.com across 10Base5 Network: 14:30 Firefox connection to Google.com: 15:15 Ethereal (Wireshark): 15:40 PcAnywhere controlling Windows 3.11: 19:01 Breaking the network: 20:17 Good Links: 10base5: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/10BASE5 10base2: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/10BASE2 Ethernet: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ethernet Coax Cable: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coaxial_cable 10base5 10base2 10base t retro network Thicknet Thinnet Cheapernet Vampire tap networking Retro PC Windows 3.11 Bob Metcalfe #10base5 #thicknet #ccna

On this episode of the Redscroll Podcast we talk with Terry of Stone Jaw (and a few other projects). We talk about Dungeons & Dragons and dungeon synth. We talk about getting into noise and the various approaches to it and all the potential people finding it during their time locked in their living quarters. We talk about NPR for some reason.  And we even talk about Stone Jaw as a musical noise project a little.  Terry lets us know how he particularly got into making noise versus the art mediums he was previously into - how his visual works led him down that path. Talk of John Cage and Robert Rauschenberg ensues. Then we bring it all home with sports. How we got there you'll have to listen.  LINK: https://stonejaw.bandcamp.com/ Opening: Stone Jaw "I" Turning In A Circle (self released) Rick's Tracks: Moses Boyd "Stranger Than Fiction" Dark Matter (Exodus) Patrick Shiroishi + Dylan Fujoika - Live at Coaxial, DTLA 1/6/2020 (this is a live YouTube video you can find. The release mentioned is this one: https://cacophonousrevivalrecordings.bandcamp.com/album/neba-neba-2) Experimental Sound Studio - The Quarantine Concerts Link - https://ess.org/the-quarantine-concerts Oranssi Pazuzu "Uusi Teknokratia" Mestarin Kynsi (Nuclear Blast) Dissolve (album teaser 1) Until the Drugs Wear Off (Maitsuba) NTS Radio link: https://www.nts.live/radio Josh's Tracks: Ulthar "Through Downward Dynasties" Providence (20 Buck Spin) Old Man Gloom "Love Is Bravery" Seminar IX: Darkness of Being (Profound Lore) Khruangbin "Time (You And I)" Mordechai (Dead Oceans) Run The Jewels "Ju$t (Ft. Pharrell Williams & Zack de la Rocha)" Run The Jewels 4 (self released) Idles "Grounds" Ultra Mono (Partisan Records) Phoebe Bridgers "Scott Street" Punisher (Dead Oceans) Terry's Track: Old Tower "Shadow Over Thy Kingdom" The Last Eidolon (Profound Lore) Closing: John Tesh "Round Ball Rock (NBC NBA Theme Song Live)" (NBC) Stone Jaw "II" Turning In A Circle (self released) The Redscroll Podcast is a monthly show (new episodes on the first of the month) that works as a companion to what we do at Redscroll Records in Wallingford, CT USA. We are a record store that has a heavy emphasis on the left of center / underground music of the world. Whether it be underappreciated or just has a niche audience, marginalized or just off the radar it's all of interest to us. With the show we'll generally have a localized focus. We'll discuss what is in our personal rotation at the moment. We'll talk to guests who have to do with all of the above. And we'll talk about specific dealings with the store. If you have input you're welcome to contact us through email (redscroll@gmail.com). Oh, and please do subscribe! New episodes on the first of every month! (Subscribe on Android)(Subscribe elsewhere just by searching for us please!)

Foundations of Amateur Radio If you've ever used a spray can of WD-40, you might have wondered what the name means. It stands for "Water Displacement, 40th formula". In my time as a radio amateur I'd never stopped to think what the RG in RG-58 stood for. Turns out that it too has a meaning, "Radio Guide", though I have found some interesting alternative descriptions where the G stood for Government. This radio guide, really a transmission line, gets a signal from point A to point B. Depending on how you construct that transmission line determines what you'll get at the other end. Coaxial cable or coax is a length of cable made from several components. There's the outer layer or jacket, that protects the cable from electrical shorting, U/V deterioration and water ingress which causes all manner of problems. Inside that is an electrically conductive shield that forms one half of the transmission line, inside that is a dielectric, essentially a separator or insulator between the shield and the inner most, or central conductor, the core. Each of these components can change. On the outside the first thing you might notice is the thickness of the cable. The next thing you might observe is how flexible it is. Below the outer surface other things can also be altered. For example, the core could be a solid copper wire, or it could be strands of copper. It could be aluminium, silver or even steel. It might not even be wire. Some coax like Heliax, used in broadcasting, uses a central conductive tube as the core with air as the insulator between the core and the shield. The dielectric that separates the core from the shield can be made from different materials such as plastics, air and even inert gas such as nitrogen and it comes in varying thickness. Similarly the shield can vary in thickness, material and construction. There are also variations that have multiple levels of shielding, such as for example Quad Shield RG-6, common in satellite television and internet connections that has four layers of shielding. Other aspects might not be nearly as obvious. If you're running coax down a power line it will need physical strength. If you're burying it in the ground it will need to be protected from water ingress. Temperature and heat dissipation are also considerations and if you're using the coax in a nuclear reactor, its ability to deal with radiation. More commonly if you need to run the coax around a corner, how tight it can be bent is another consideration. As the materials and dimensions are changed, the characteristics of the coax changes. Each of these are documented and standardised. The standardisation is both a blessing and a curse. So many options and so much to choose from. For example, if you compare RG-58 to RG-59 they look pretty similar. If you cut into them you'll notice that they're made from similar materials. If you put them side-by-side, you'll notice that RG-59 is thicker, by about 20%, conversely the core for RG-59 is thinner by about 20%, this also means that the dielectric is about 30% different in thickness. As a consequence, connectors for one might fit on the other, but rarely work well. These variations mean that while both types of coax are common and priced similarly, they're not interchangeable. RG-59 used to be common in satellite TV installations and is still used in CCTV, whilst RG-58 is common in radio communications. If you made the decision to actually go out and buy RG-58, you'll come across many variations indicated by extra letters. For example, BC means Bare Copper and TC means Tinned Copper. The final piece of the puzzle in this tangled offering of transmission line is that each manufacturer has their own way of doing and naming things in pursuit of market share. For example, the coax I installed recently is known as LMR-400, CNT-400, WBC-400 and several others. If the performance of your coax actually matters that much, I'd recommend that you spend some time looking at your options before handing over any money. All that behind the name of a piece of coax that runs between your radio and antenna. I'm Onno VK6FLAB

This Grisly act is rare but common enough to have a name - Fetal Abductions. The latest case a gruesome crime that has taken place in Chicago, 2019 where a teen pregnant was snatched off from her baby in the WOMB. Discover the gruesome act committed by a family who researched and premeditated specifically that strangulation from Coaxial cable would take 4 - 5 minutes to kill the victim as a sign the victim dies urinating. Discover the crime committed by deranged women in the drive to replace the void in her hear that was created by her son's untimely death.   For more updates and information:-  Follow Crime With K on   Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/crimewithk/?hl=en --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bella555/message

James and Julian welcome Chris Vandeviver from Logic Pro Expert to the podcast and discuss monitors, specifically what we are using, what we like and what we’d like to try. Coaxial monitors, Beryllium tweeters and the merits of inexpensive monitors get discussed along with deals, our finds of the week and the inevitable, and unavoidable Coronavirus.

Coaxial and Cable Field Coordinator Tina - Monday January 13th, 2020

Artist Eva Aguila realized that supportive communities help artists thrive, though those communities aren't always easily found. From there, Eva took a leap to build that community in downtown Los Angeles and founded Coaxial Arts Foundation, an organization boldly supporting experimental media. Eva wants several unique art experiences to coexist at the same time, and Coaxial now supports several artists in residencies, workshops, and exhibitions. Listen as Eva describes how Coaxial tackles the greatest barriers for creativity in the city to make space for unbounded experimentation. Powered and distributed by Simplecast

Currently working with Coaxial in Los Angeles, Felisha Ledesma stops by to talk with us about all things mushrooms, ASMR, S1 and residencies. A truly inspirational person, their energy seems magnetic and infectious. Growing up in poverty, Felisha has made important things happen in the world through tireless organizing, supporting and discovering ways of working with community and creative ideas.    Intro: Felisha Ledesma - Sounds From The Periphery - Carrot Cake Outro: Felisha Ledesma - Selfish Interlude https://soundcloud.com/felishaledesma https://coaxialarts.org/     Support Form The Head on Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/formthehead Thank you!

Today’s AUDIO Masterclass: 10 Questions to Help your Residential Rough go Smooth!Whether you're just getting started, Moonlighting or been at it awhile, here's a compilation of important questions to ask to help you're next residential roof wiring project start on the right foot. What’s the schedule?Roof doors and windows plumbing and hvacDoes the project need a temporary service? how far from utility power? Bill payers name address phone number?date that power is neededKnow the size and features of the house. how many square feet? Special loads such as sewer pumps, swimming pool, hot tub, steam room?About the service: Size, Location, Load information for service calculation overhead or Underground sub panel requirementsType of heating / cooling system. electric or fossil-fuel?furnace or boiler? How many tons of air conditioning? Quantity and size of air handlers?When can I get the approved kitchen design?Complete list of appliances special lighting requirementsCollaborationWhat is the exterior finish? vinyl siding brick or Masonry wood or compositeWho’s providing the light fixtures? Builder Homeowner electricianAre there any networking requirements? category 6 Coaxial audio visual, security or cctv systemsWhat's your wish list? Provide a list of optional upgrades. additional recessed lighting additional OutletsUG Service backup generator FOR MORE INFORMATION AND TRAINING, EMAIL JEFF HERE.Links: Mike Holt’s electrician’s toolbox appINTERLOCKKITCheck out your exclusive Resource Center built just for you and expanding like the universe every week!It’s easy to Become a Patron and support 3PHASE RADIO for valuable bonus episodes, downloads and direct access to your host!3PhaseRadio.com is a wicked cool website built for you with love by Juxxe Development!JeffreyMort.com is a global educational resource that’s expanding to serve and revolutionize the electrical industry!Plug into 32 years of industry expertise by clicking Ask Jeff and tell me what’s on your mind!Are you interested in training courses, one-to-one coaching, being featured on an episode, sponsoring the program or becoming an affiliate? Send a quick email to me at

Water is one of the great enemies of coaxial cable, causing severe loss and other issues. The Doctor explains how to keep H2O at bay.

The Doctor discusses the wide variety of coaxial cable connectors, including some you may not recognize.

Christopher Reid Martin is at the center of a lot of artistic worlds. Through his involvement with Coaxial Arts (http://coaxialarts.org/), he is deeply tied into the experimental art world in LA. He's also been recording with a variety of groups over the years, and has also been working with Max (and is currently working at Cycling '74). I wanted to get a chance to talk with Christopher, and to find out how he molds all of these different things into a cohesive whole. The answer is complex, but it seems to be connected to a love of all arts - and particularly the place when multiple media come together. This is clearly why he was drawn to Coaxial, Max and a lot of other stuff that he is into. In our chat, we talked about Coaxial - how it got started, how it operates and how he is involved. We also talk about his musical exploits, including Shelter Death, and the broad variety of other projects that are either on-going or on-hiatus. But, as it my interest, we also explore his background, and how a kid growing up in Orange County get this deeply into the experimental arts scene. You can find out more about Christopher's work here: https://christopher-reid-martin.format.com/ Enjoy, and thanks for listening!

Here you can find further information on topics discussed in this episode:ARRL on Feed LinesCoaxial Cable info  

There are many types of cable for many applications. Which type do you need?

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General Amateur Radio Exam part 20. More on modulation. Coaxial cable loss explored. 1:07:03

General Amateur Radio Exam part 20. More on modulation. Coaxial cable loss explored. 1:07:03

Since 2009, Proud/Father has been the main recording project of Shining Fields. Based in New Orleans, Proud/Father combines droning ambient textures pulled from field recordings, manipulated samples, guitar loops, and processed synthesizers to create a sprawling soundscape of fading memories housed in cassettes. He performs regularly in New Orleans and is in the process of planning his 5th U.S tour, hopefully bringing his music closer to you. This hour of audio features a mix of brand new recordings, live excerpts, and tracks taken from incomplete albums and sketches, from which Proud/Father regularly pulls from. Everything Many thanks to Emma K. for playing guitar on segment 3. 00:00-06:18 Communer of the Solare Tempel 06:18-10:22 The Sunlight Breaks over the Black Pearl 10:22-14:00 It was as though we floated trough the afternoon in a raft in the trees 14:00-21:46 Watashinoyume 21:46-33:16 Live at Coaxial, Los Angeles 1/9/18 excerpt 33:16-41:56 Live at the Mudlark Public Theater, New Orleans 12/8/18 excerpt 41:56-48:22 Appleseed 48:22-51:22 Anata no yume 51:22-57:32 Buraindokurōja 57:32-60:00 Tangram Links: https://proudfather1.bandcamp.com/ https://www.facebook.com/proudfathermusic/ https://www.instagram.com/shining_fields/

On this episode, the 100 Watts and a Wire weekly net. Our net has officially moved to Sundays. Find out, why. Also, we have a new issue in the antenna garden. This time, we have to take a closer look at the 40 meter coaxial dipole. Plus, we debut a new version of our logo. All of this and more on this edition of 100 Watts and a Wire.

  What are you using for coax cable?  Not all coax cable is created equal and in today's podcast we will run through some numbers to show you why the bargain stuff is so inexpensive compared to quality coax. We have a great chart to help you see all the numbers in this week's session notes. All session notes can be found on our website at www.scannerschool.com/session30   ** CONTEST ALERT ** Win a $100 Scanner Master Gift Card. Check out www.scannerschool.com/contest for details!   Please support the Scanner School podcast.  Visit www.scannerschool.com/support to see how you can help us.  Some of the ways you can support us won't cost you any additional money!  

In the early 1980s, home video hit the UK, giving anyone who could afford to rent a giant video player the chance to watch movies from the comfort of their own home, regardless of what was on TV. Remember your video rental store, and the video player in the living room? Those stunning video release posters, or the enticing covers of the seedier, cheaper releases? Recall the first video you watched, or the last one you bought? Christian Cawley, James McLean, and Gareth Kavanagh do, and they're here to discuss the golden age of home video. **Shownotes** * Blank VHS cassettes photo on Twitter * [Starchaser: The Legend of Orin](https://amzn.to/2txqMoc) * [British TV ads from the 1980s and 90s](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tJC_oQ5cyc4) * [Most 1980s advert ever](https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=805&v=y3me0JOqMAo) * First coining of Larry Grayson's famous catchphrase "[Shut that door](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Larry_Grayson)" * [Star Wars Audio adaptation](https://amzn.to/2yG4IO4) * [How to Clean a Moldy VHS Cassette](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uVq0o2CzVKI) * [HMV's 2018 VHS range](http://www.purplerevolver.com/movies/movie-news/127451-vhs-range-launched-by-hmv%2C-including-top-gun%2C-scarface-and-more-.html) * [C64 VHS backup](http://www.lemon64.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=61209&sid=78ef785cf8afe18259e6b3d38cc36152) * [Codemasters Audio CD of C64 games](http://www.cpcwiki.eu/index.php/Codemasters_CD) Featured image By 100yen [GFDL (http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/fdl.html) or CC BY-SA 3.0 (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0)], from Wikimedia Commons

Coaxial-rotor helicopters have two rotors mounted on a single vertical mast. The two rotors rotate in opposite directions. These helicopters don't need a tail rotor and have significant maneuverability and power advantages over traditional helicopters. In today's episode, we'll learn about the history of coaxial-rotor helicopters, and their advantages and disadvantages over traditional helicopters.

Excited by Shada's imminent DVD release? Thrilled by the idea of 60 minute episodes of Doctor Who Series 11? Got coin burning a hole in your pocket and need somewhere selling unusual Doctor Who-inspired merchandise? You've come to the right place. Christian Cawley and guest James Baldock even manage to squeeze in some discussion about the sad passing of stage Doctor Trevor Martin! http://amzn.to/2gnk12a - Shada Limited Edition Steelbook Clayton Hickman's Twitter studio photo from Shada http://amzn.to/2gmR5r0 - Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency BFI screening of Shada http://www.heraldscotland.com/opinion/15593825.Obituary___Trevor_Martin__Scottish_actor_who_played_Doctor_Who_on_stage/ - Trevor Martin obituary by Toby Hadoke http://amzn.to/2yyJxtE - Doctor Who and the Seven Keys to Doomsday from Big Finish http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0553163/ - Trevor Martin on the IMDb http://amzn.to/2xTiV9t - Krull http://thedoctorwhocompanion.com/2017/10/11/rumour-doctor-who-to-revamp-episode-run-time-series-length/ - Doctor Who Series 11: 10x 60 minute episodes? https://www.redbubble.com/people/claytonhickman - Clayton Hickman's Red Bubble Recommendations https://www.bigfinish.com/releases/v/the-kingmaker-247?range=104 - The King Maker from Big Finish http://beyondkasterborous.com/index.php/2017/10/14/coaxial-6-down-the-arcades/ - Coaxial #6: Down the Arcades

Foundations of Amateur Radio The way we connect our antenna to our radio depends on a number of different factors. If you've come through the ranks recently, like I have, it's probable that you've only ever considered using COAXIAL cable. It's a single conductor, surrounded by some type of insulator, which in turn is surrounded by a conductive shield, which is protected by another layer. There are variations where the shield has multiple layers, including layers of foil and braid, so-called quad-shield COAX, and there are variants that have several cores, sometimes two sets of COAX connected side-by-side and so on. In many ways, COAX is an invention of convenience, which has several compromises as a result, loss over distance, termination issues, twisting and deformation and others. It's compact, less susceptible to external interference, it's relatively easy to route to its destination and if you treat it well, it's easy to carry around, but it's not the only way you can feed an antenna. You may have come across the term Ladder Line or Twin-lead, or Twin-feed line. You may also have heard horror stories associated with this "ancient" - well at least in Amateur Radio Terms - technology. Essentially, Ladder Line is two conductors, side-by-side, evenly separated by spacers. It's in use all over the place. If you look up at your power-lines in the street, or the high-voltage lines on top of towers, you'll notice that those are essentially Ladder Line. You've no doubt been told that you need to keep Ladder Line away from everything, in order for it to work, but that's not actually what's needed. What's required is that both conductors are exposed to the same fields. This means that if you're running the Ladder Line through a metal window, you need to ensure that both lines get the same amount of exposure to any nearby metal, you might put a slight twist in the Ladder Line, or you might put it in the middle between two bits of conductor, like a metal window frame. You might also have been told that Ladder Line radiates. It does, but only if the antenna you're feeding isn't balanced, because what actually happens is that the two sides of the antenna don't cancel each other out and the difference is radiated by the Ladder Line. It's worse if the Ladder Line is some resonant length on the frequencies on which you're using the antenna, because it will receive the signal from your antenna and re-radiate that too. It really means that you need to pay attention, but the cost of that attention pales into insignificance, if you think of the benefits. You might recall that your radio is most happy when it's transmitting into a 50 Ohm load. One of the measurements associated with that is an SWR reading of 1:1. This has come to be interpreted as: "You need a 50 Ohm antenna in order for it to radiate." and that's not actually true. All antennas will radiate, and as long as they are at least half a wave length long, their efficiency will be about 90%. The problem isn't the antenna, it's how you feed the antenna. As I said earlier, if you're a relatively new amateur like me, you might have put one and one together and decided that you need to feed it with 50 Ohm COAX and that your antenna needs to be 50 Ohm. If you do that, it will work, but it's not the only way. The reason you need to have a 50 Ohm feed-point to plug your COAX into, is because the COAX has a lot of loss if there is a feed-point mis-match. The higher the mis-match, the higher the loss. For example, using an 80m Dipole on 40m might mean an SWR of 65:1. This has about 80% loss on 100 feet of RG-8 COAX at 7 MHz. All you're doing is heating up COAX. However, if you were to feed it with 600 Ohm Ladder Line, the loss might only be around 3%. Before you start getting out the calculator to prove my maths wrong, this isn't about maths, it's about the difference between Ladder Line and COAX. COAX is wonderful as a tool, but Ladder Line should not be consigned to the annals of history, because in many, many situations it out-shines COAX. The combination of the thickness of the conductor and the separation width, determines its native impedance. There is lots of documentation online, including calculators on spacing and thickness, so you can build your own. I've seen lots of different types of spacers, from watering tubes cut to length holding the wire with cable-ties, to bits of Perspex, to cutting board plastic and others. The simplest and cheapest one I've seen to date was last weekend, made from two earth wires separated by strips of garden edging that comes in rolls. You cut off little strips, drill two holes, feed the wire through and if you're feeling that it needs permanency, glue them in place. Of course you can buy the stuff, but it's getting harder and harder to find at reasonable cost, so experiment a little. Ladder Line, it's not evil, it might surprise you and you will have another feather in your cap when you go out portable to set-up a field station. I'm Onno VK6FLAB

Remember Defender? Chase HQ? Time Crisis? The sound of Charlie Brown's teacher calling out bingo, in a fug of cigarette smoke and the black and red uniforms of the Nobles Amusements cash girls? Or the feeling of putting too much money into a machine and having to leave credits behind? We do. All of this, and more. This week's Coaxial is a fond memory, a look back at the halcyon days of the British arcades, a feast of (now) retro gaming, sticky carpets, and broken joysticks. Join Christian Cawley and Gareth Kavanagh for their reminiscences of visiting arcades in the 1980s, 90s, and now. Image credit: Sam Howzit [https://flic.kr/p/8tzAuG]

Christian Cawley and Gareth Kavanagh look back at the halcyon days of Teletext, and 8-bit computers in homes and schools in the 1980s in this latest Coaxial. There's even some talk of 16-bit classics like the Amiga and the Atari ST -- a must for fans of retro computing, and the 1980s and 90s!

We're back! Christian Cawley and Gareth Kavanagh reconvene to discuss the halcyon days of BBC Television Centre, recalling Gareth's trips to the famous "concrete doughnut". There's also an opportunity to discuss one of Gareth's ongoing productions, Room 5064, where writers Alan Bennett and Dennis Potter regularly locked horns... Shownotes: Television Centre Room 5064 play Facebook Page - https://www.facebook.com/events/1746926272274046/

This week, the crew talks about the venerable Co-Axial Escapement and delves deep into the technical geekery of why watches equipped with a Co-Axial escapement are so awesome.  Also they examine why servicing a Co-Axial is a venture that requires a lot more care than a typical Swiss lever escapement movement.

The Coaxial podcast duo Christian Cawley and Gareth Kavanagh discuss the correct way to make a cup of tea. Because, you know, #tea. Also: the #North. Tune into the Coaxial podcast every three weeks to join Gareth and Christian as they discuss the current state of TV, and cast their minds back for some whimsical TV-related memories from childhood.

Welcome back to another Coaxial, with Christian Cawley and Gareth Kavanagh. In this week's show, we're chatting classic British children's TV, and may or may not have covered most of the following... Pre-school: Rainbow, Ivor the Engine, the Mr Men, Get Up and Go (Mooncat), Pipkins, Play School, Play Away, Dramas: Box of Delights, the RTD one (Dark Season), Jossy's Giants, Chocky, Press Gang, Demon Headmaster, Children's Ward, Grange Hill, Secret Garden, Dramarama, Marmalade Atkins Cartoons: Scooby Doo, Ulysses 31, Battle of the Planets, Jamie and the Magic Torch. Films: Watership Down, The Boy from Space, Glitterball (Children's Film Foundation - see also Sammy's Super T-Shirt, The Boy Who Turned Yellow) Information/education: How We Used to Live, Picture Box, You and Me, Stop, Look and Listen (Chris Tarrant), Watch, anything with Johnny Ball, Derek Griffiths, Tony Hart (Take Hart, Hart Beat) and the legendary Mr Bennett. Modern shows: Grandpa in My Pocket, Nina and the Neurons, Do You Know?, Katie Morag. Any memories of your favourite TV shows? Incredulous that we somehow overlooked Rentaghost (so are we)? Tell us in the comments, or tweet us,

In this snippet from the next edition of Coaxial, Gareth Kavanagh tells us that Russell T Davies will be guesting at the forthcoming Granada TV celebration, to be held later this year in Manchester... You can hear the full Coaxial chat from Wednesday, November 2nd.

Welcome to the second Coaxial podcast, with Gareth Kavanagh and Christian Cawley. This week, we chat about the changing faces and fortunes of ITV's pair of premium soap operas, Coronation Street and Emmerdale (Farm). Are the glory days of both soaps now long-since past? Has Emmerdale found itself accidentally socially relevant simply by being set in the countryside? And do the toilets in the Rovers Return really lead into Ken Barlow's sitting room?

Welcome to the first of our regular Coaxial podcasts, in which Gareth Kavanagh joins Christian Cawley to chat about television. To open the run, we're looking at the BBC's recent classic Sitcom Season, in which several situation comedies from days gone by were updated in various ways, from an impressive lick of paint to a complete clone of the original...

CES 2016 It's that time of year again, the time when hordes of people descend on Las Vegas, Nevada to get a glimpse of all the new technology manufacturers are showing off. Last year over 170,000 people attended. This year, there will be two less. With one HT Guy in Seattle, we weren't able to attend in person. But luckily many of our peers were, so we get to sift through their highlights without having to walk for miles through countless booths and crowds to see everything. Samsung, Philips and others bring Dolby Atmos Soundbars Samsung introduced a soundbar (HW-K950) that will attempt to create a Dolby Atmos experience using a wireless speakers. The system includes a soundbar with three forward facing speakers and two pointed towards the ceiling. The system uses wireless surround speakers that also include Atmos speakers. Finally, there is a wireless subwoofer that gets you a 5.1.4 Dolby Atmos system with only four speaker enclosures.  No pricing or ship date was announced. Philips is also shipping a Dolby Atmos Soundbar. Called the Philips Fidelio soundbar it includes 18 drivers, including two upward-firing speaker modules. Angled tweeters create a wide soundfield. Total output is 400 watts, including 8-inch 220-watt wireless subwoofer. Other features include Dolby Digital and DTS 5.1 decoding, dedicated center-channel speaker, two HDMI 1.4a inputs, HDMI audio return channel, and optical and coaxial inputs. no pricing was announced. Samsung's Family Hub Is A Fridge Of The Future Among the reasons why this is deemed a smart home technology of the future is it touts 21.5-inch 1080p monitor outside and few cameras and sensors within so you will know what is inside the refrigerator without the need to open its door or view the interior of the fridge remotely on your smartphone. This is specifically advantageous if you are in a grocery store but do not know what particular foods to buy. You can tag expiration dates on refrigerator items so you use them before you lose them. The giant screen is more than just a peek inside the box, you can use it as a family message board, sync your family calendar to it, shop for groceries or surf the web for recipes. It has speakers, so you can listen to music, and we assume the web interface would allow you to get to Netflix or YouTube as well, but we don't know for sure. LG Annouced Premium LCD-Based Super UHD, 8K TVs LG announced a premium line of UHD TVs (UH9500, UH8500 and UH7700). According to LG, they will all be brighter, better contrast ratios, and include a wider color gamut and HDR. LG will also introduce their first 8K TV, the 98 UH9800. For reference, Sharp's 8K screen goes for close to $130,000! According to LG the UH9500 and UH8500 increase the color gamut to approximately 90% of the Digital Cinema Initiative (DCI) P3 color space. LG is also claiming high quality sound from the UH9500 due to a Harman Kardon speaker system. Pricing was not available LG's rollable OLED display LG is showing the 30R 18-inch rollable display. They claim the display can be "rolled-up like a newspaper." They have been showing flexible OLED for a couple years, so how this display improves on concepts we saw in 2014 and 2015 isn't obvious, but we expect it to have better resolution and perhaps some built-in electronics for use as an actual television/monitor. The benefit of a rollable display in a consumer environment is pretty obvious. As TVs get to be rediculously large, transporting them, getting them in the door, etc. will become very difficult. If the screens could be rolled up, then just tacked up on a wall once you get them home, it could make 100” screens in every home a reality. Not to mention video walls that can turn into faux-windows ala Total Recall would be pretty sweet. Simple Control Adds Amazon Echo Integration Simple Control announced that its popular iOS apps for control of AV gear and smart home devices have been certified by Amazon for use with their Amazon Echo product. Amazon Echo includes Alexa, a cloud-based voice service that can be used to give commands to Simple Control. Once Simple Control is paired with Amazon Echo, users can control the home environment simply by speaking commands to Alexa, such as "Alexa, tell Simple Control to turn on the TV in the kitchen." The Simple Control and Simple System apps operate thousands of devices like TVs, cable and satellite boxes, receivers, Blu-ray players, lights, switches, thermostats and more. Ford A Ford Mustang you can order online with free shipping for Amazon Prime members? No, but the automotive company is partnering with Amazon to let you control your smart home from your car through Ford's Sync Connect and AppLink services and Amazon's Echo home-automation hub and Alexa voice-concierge service. Beyond Amazon, Ford announced it plans to work with the Wink smart home platform to provide similar levels of voice commanded functionality straight from your driver's seat. HARMAN's Mark Levinson® Previews № 519 Audio Player: High-Resolution Wired and Wireless Streaming, Network, Disc and Digital Inputs HARMAN International Industries previewed the forthcoming Mark Levinson № 519 Audio Player, an ultra high-end source component designed to accommodate every digital audio format. The № 519 was designed to be the heart of high-performance audio systems, with the ability to play back virtually any audio format from streaming music services to networked storage, to CD to high-resolution digital inputs and even Bluetooth® wireless. In addition, it includes high-performance headphone connectivity and integrated digital volume control allowing it to serve as a fully integrated digital music source. Designed and engineered at HARMAN's Engineering Center of Excellence in Shelton, CT, USA, the № 519 provides a full compliment of wired and wireless digital audio inputs and as well as an integrated slot-loading CD player, making it a truly universal digital audio playback device. The integrated high-resolution DAC receives its nine digital inputs including USB asynchronous streaming and mass storage, Gigabit Ethernet, Balanced, Optical, Coaxial, as well as Wi-Fi and Bluetooth wireless featuring aptX® technology for maximum resolution. The Mark Levinson № 519 offers high-resolution digital decoding up to 24-bit, 192kHz from PCM and double-speed DSD. Its DAC incorporates an ESS Sabre32 Reference converter for superlative musical accuracy with exceptional resolution and dynamic range. The Mark Levinson № 519 Digital Player will be available in July 2016. No official pricing at this time but the buzz on the street is that it will run about $8,000. UHD Alliance Defines Premium 4K Ultra HD Experience The UHD Alliance (UHDA) has defined performance criteria that Ultra HD TVs and content must meet to deliver what the group calls a premium 4K experience. The association also introduced a logo that will appear on certified content to guarantee a premium experience for consumers. The Ultra HD Premium logo is reserved for products and content that comply with minimum requirements for resolution, bit depth, high dynamic range (HDR), peak luminance, black levels, and wide color gamut. The UHD Alliance said its technical specifications "prioritize image quality and recommend support for next-generation audio.” Home Kit Kwikset  announced the launch of its first HomeKit-compatible product, the Kwikset Premis. Available in 2016, no pricing announced. iDevices - Introduced their Socket, Wall Switch, Dimmer Switch and Wall Outlet. The socket allows standard light bulbs to be used with homekit. The wall switch/dimmer and outlet bring Home Kit support to your lights and devices in your home. The new HomeKit accessories will be released throughout 2016, but pricing was not disclosed Honeywell announced the Lyric Round™ Wi-Fi Thermostat Second Generation is available for pre-order $250. Hunter Fan Company announced new Wi-Fi & Apple HomeKit-Enabled Celing Fans. Named Symphony and Signal the Symphony's MSRP is $329 and  Signal's MSRP is $379. Both fans will be available spring 2016 UHD Players Samsung announced that the UB-K8500 is available for pre-order right now, and will sell for $400. Panasonic unveiled its Blu-ray player which it promised will be available in the US this year. A similar player was introduced in Japan in November which retails for roughly $3,300 USD. No word on pricing for the US version. Philips will introduce a player that supports the optional Dolby Vision HDR technology LG and Sony did not introduce UHD players.

Markertek News Channel coverage the new RF600 series coaxial cable from Belden. The RF600 series cables are large, yet flexible Low Loss 50-ohm (Ω) Radio Frequency Coaxial cables. Ideal for use as antenna jumper cable assemblies and short antenna feeder runs in wireless communication systems such as Wireless local loop (WLL), Land Mobile Radio (LMR®), PCS and cellular. They also can be used in (in-building) wireless applications such as internal communication systems and wireless LANs (WLANS/Wi-Fi).