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The Eightwood RF RG174 Coax Coaxial Cable is a high-performance 50-foot cable designed for RF applications, featuring a maximum frequency of 1000MHz and 50-ohm impedance. Constructed with premium materials, it ensures reliable signal transmission and durability, making it an essential tool for professionals seeking optimal connectivity.
N**N
Works
Nice coax, works well for my sdrplay pro2.
M**S
Great Quality RG174
Good quality RG174 Coaxial Cable. Center conductor is stranded, but generous in amount of strands. This cable worked perfectly for my RF application. I highly recommend this product.
S**R
It’s Cable
Works fine for my ham radio HF rig.
B**X
Lives Up To All Claims
This is good RG-174. It is advertised as 50 feet and I got 50.055 feet. I attached SMA connectors and measured carefully. Here are some numbers some may find helpful:Propagation delay is about 1.62 nS/ftVelocity factor is about 62.8%Frequency-dependent attenuation, per 100 feet, can be computed with this formula: dB/100' = 0.6824 x f^0.5387 where f is the frequency in megahertz.For example, at GPS L1 frequency (1575.42 MHz), attenuation is 36.0 dB/100'. I actually directly measured 35.56 dB/100', so the formula is pretty much dead-on. This formula is only valid for this particular type of coax.
S**R
Worked very well to fabricate meter leads.
Used this cable to make a probe for a vintage VTVM, and worked very well, The wire is not too stiff and is flexible enough to be used for meter leads. The cable was easy to solder, and I did not have any problems soldering the ends to these cables.
M**E
Meh
I didn't know what to expect I guess.. I thought that there would be decent shields inside, but it appears barely shielded.
G**D
Shielded wire, Yes. Not sure if it is RG174
This stuff is shielded wire but I don't think it meets RG 174 specs. The shield is very loosely braided and is not tinned. In my experience 174 has a much tighter shield braid and the shield is tinned. The Amazon picture says shielded "tinned" copper braid -- but shows un-tinned. Again, in my experience un-tinned braid eventually causes noise issues. Other comments about the shied sticking to the outer jacket are correct -- will be hard to use in some applications. I am going to keep it, but I will not employ this stuff in any critical application.
F**O
Worked great and came pretty quickly
We used this to dampen a noise issue on one of our projects where normal wires just wouldn't cut it. Worked great and came pretty quickly. Wasn't too difficult to strip away the exterior layers with a wire cutter. Would definitely buy some again for future endeavors.
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