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Topic: Making RG-6 Cables (BNC)
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Bruce Hansen
Jedi Master Film Handler
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Posts: 847
From: Stone Mountain, GA, USA
Registered: Dec 1999
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posted 02-21-2012 08:06 PM
BTW, 1694A (RG-6) is big, heavy, and stiff. That makes it hard to work with. 1694A does not give you much of an advanage over 1505A, and 1505A is easier to work with. For short runs 1855A is smaller, and lighter. When working on a rack of DAs or patch pannels, if you use 1694A you will not be able to get to the back of the equipment, the rack will be so packed with cable. Beldon says that HD SDI, at 1.5G will go 200 feet down 1855A.
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