Planning to run about 80 feet of Andrew LDF4-50A cable to a Diamond D130 discone antenna which has
a UHF female connector. Andrew no longer makes the L44P UHF male connector which was good up to
the Gigahertz region, but Rf Industries does have the RFU-502-H1 male UHF connector for this cable.
However, their specs show it covers only from 0 to 300 Mhz. I plan to use antenna as a "shop" antenna,
mostly for monitoring up to 900 Mhz, but also for some transmission testing in the 150 & 450 Mhz bands.
My question is: Should I go ahead and use the RF Industries connector, or put on the Andrew N male
connector and add a N female to UHF male adapter.
Would it make much difference either way in reception/transmission?
Thanks
.
a UHF female connector. Andrew no longer makes the L44P UHF male connector which was good up to
the Gigahertz region, but Rf Industries does have the RFU-502-H1 male UHF connector for this cable.
However, their specs show it covers only from 0 to 300 Mhz. I plan to use antenna as a "shop" antenna,
mostly for monitoring up to 900 Mhz, but also for some transmission testing in the 150 & 450 Mhz bands.
My question is: Should I go ahead and use the RF Industries connector, or put on the Andrew N male
connector and add a N female to UHF male adapter.
Would it make much difference either way in reception/transmission?
Thanks
.
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