Can somebody help me, by giving me a link to the best quality heavy duty
coax cable that might buried in the ground.



ta in advance




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Dave xxxxx

www.davewhitter.myby.co.uk

On Fri, 11 May 2007 14:28:39 GMT, "Dave xxxx" wrote:

Can somebody help me, by giving me a link to the best quality heavy duty
coax cable that might buried in the ground.



ta in advance

This is about as good as it gets

http://www.andrew.com/products/trans_line/heliax/

d

--
Pearce Consulting
http://www.pearce.uk.com

Dave xxxx wrote:

Can somebody help me, by giving me a link to the best quality heavy duty
coax cable that might buried in the ground.

What's it for? Audio, satellite, FM antenna?
You might be better off laying some suitable flexible pipe
and then putting whatever cable is electrically most appropriate
inside. A reel of water pipe from your nearest building site would do.

--
Eiron.

May contain traces of irony.

Don Pearce wrote:

This is about as good as it gets

http://www.andrew.com/products/trans_line/heliax/

d


ta its like what I am looking for, the specs I am after are

7 or 9 copper core with both a foil and braided cover
about 10 gauge

in a heavy duty outer cover
and if possible The insulation material is gas foamed polyethylene.

any ideas ?

looking throught belden info but just can not see it

Eiron wrote:
Dave xxxx wrote:

Can somebody help me, by giving me a link to the best quality heavy
duty coax cable that might buried in the ground.

What's it for? Audio, satellite, FM antenna?
You might be better off laying some suitable flexible pipe
and then putting whatever cable is electrically most appropriate
inside. A reel of water pipe from your nearest building site would do.

its for sat and there is supposed to be one to them specs but its finding it

On Fri, 11 May 2007 15:13:02 GMT, "Dave xxxx" wrote:

Don Pearce wrote:

This is about as good as it gets

http://www.andrew.com/products/trans_line/heliax/

d


ta its like what I am looking for, the specs I am after are

7 or 9 copper core with both a foil and braided cover
about 10 gauge

in a heavy duty outer cover
and if possible The insulation material is gas foamed polyethylene.

any ideas ?

looking throught belden info but just can not see it


Belden aren't really in this game. This is serious coax from a
manufacturer that really understands cables.

Even if you use this, Eiron's suggestion of running some hose pipe
under the ground and threading this through is a good one. You will
need to order the connectors with it, by the way - they are
custome-designed to fit.

d

--
Pearce Consulting
http://www.pearce.uk.com

Don Pearce wrote:
On Fri, 11 May 2007 15:13:02 GMT, "Dave xxxx" wrote:

Don Pearce wrote:

This is about as good as it gets

http://www.andrew.com/products/trans_line/heliax/

d


ta its like what I am looking for, the specs I am after are

7 or 9 copper core with both a foil and braided cover
about 10 gauge

in a heavy duty outer cover
and if possible The insulation material is gas foamed polyethylene.

any ideas ?

looking throught belden info but just can not see it


Belden aren't really in this game. This is serious coax from a
manufacturer that really understands cables.

Even if you use this, Eiron's suggestion of running some hose pipe
under the ground and threading this through is a good one. You will
need to order the connectors with it, by the way - they are
custome-designed to fit.

d



ta for help

Dave xxxx wrote:
Eiron wrote:

Dave xxxx wrote:


Can somebody help me, by giving me a link to the best quality heavy
duty coax cable that might buried in the ground.

What's it for? Audio, satellite, FM antenna?
You might be better off laying some suitable flexible pipe
and then putting whatever cable is electrically most appropriate
inside. A reel of water pipe from your nearest building site would do.


its for sat and there is supposed to be one to them specs but its finding it

How about http://www.farnell.co.uk

CX165DB Satellite Cable
Direct Burial
75 coaxial cable designed for TV and satellite applications where a
longer run and direct burial of the cable is required
Constructed with a 1.63mm solid copper conductor, foam filled
dielectric, 64/0.12mm copper braid and foil with a high density
polythene sheath
Designed and manufactured to minimise signal losses and to provide
excellent RLR characteristics up to 2150MHz

--
Eiron.

May contain traces of irony.

On Fri, 11 May 2007 17:07:05 +0100, Eiron wrote:

Dave xxxx wrote:
Eiron wrote:

Dave xxxx wrote:


Can somebody help me, by giving me a link to the best quality heavy
duty coax cable that might buried in the ground.

What's it for? Audio, satellite, FM antenna?
You might be better off laying some suitable flexible pipe
and then putting whatever cable is electrically most appropriate
inside. A reel of water pipe from your nearest building site would do.


its for sat and there is supposed to be one to them specs but its finding it

How about http://www.farnell.co.uk

CX165DB Satellite Cable
Direct Burial
75 coaxial cable designed for TV and satellite applications where a
longer run and direct burial of the cable is required
Constructed with a 1.63mm solid copper conductor, foam filled
dielectric, 64/0.12mm copper braid and foil with a high density
polythene sheath
Designed and manufactured to minimise signal losses and to provide
excellent RLR characteristics up to 2150MHz

May well suit, but much poorer attenuation than the Heliax. For 100
metres of cable at 1GHz, this one loses 13.5dB, while the Heliax loses
3dB.

d

--
Pearce Consulting
http://www.pearce.uk.com

In article , Don Pearce
writes
On Fri, 11 May 2007 14:28:39 GMT, "Dave xxxx" wrote:

Can somebody help me, by giving me a link to the best quality heavy duty
coax cable that might buried in the ground.



ta in advance

This is about as good as it gets

http://www.andrew.com/products/trans_line/heliax/

d


Its good alright!, just replaced some LDF4-50 and 5-50 after the Pikey's
tried to nick it..barstewards) Bloody expensive you can see why their
after it!..

What I think you need is a stuff called CT167 this IIRC was designed for
direct burial for TV distribution systems and the like..


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Tony Sayer