Hi,
I need a low-loss flexible coaxial cable. Radio Works
(www.radioworks.com) sells the following model, which seems to fit my
needs:

ExtraFlex 9096-IIA (a flexible version of LMR400)

Did anyone try this coaxial cable? Are the specs as good as announced
on their web site? What are your comments?

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Hi,
I need a low-loss flexible coaxial cable. Radio Works
(www.radioworks.com) sells the following model, which seems to fit my
needs:

ExtraFlex 9096-IIA (a flexible version of LMR400)

Did anyone try this coaxial cable? Are the specs as good as announced
on their web site? What are your comments?


This is similar to the Davis Bury Flex. I have not used the 9096 but have
used the Bury Flex. Measured at 440 mhz it seems to meet the db loss
specifications. Measured 4 pieces about 100 feet long and got the same
results. Just under a 3 db loss including the connectors.

http://www.davisrf.com/ham1/coax.htm#buryflex

On 14 sep, 22:10, "Ralph Mowery" wrote:
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Hi,
I need a low-loss flexible coaxial cable. Radio Works
(www.radioworks.com) sells the following model, which seems to fit my
needs:

ExtraFlex 9096-IIA (a flexible version of LMR400)

Did anyone try this coaxial cable? Are the specs as good as announced
on their web site? What are your comments?

This is similar to the Davis Bury Flex. I have not used the 9096 but have
used the Bury Flex. Measured at 440 mhz it seems to meet the db loss
specifications. Measured 4 pieces about 100 feet long and got the same
results. Just under a 3 db loss including the connectors.

http://www.davisrf.com/ham1/coax.htm#buryflex

Very interesting! Thank you.