What Coax Does the Airspan 42 st use?

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theaffman

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#27506 28-Oct-2008 20:57

theaffman

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#174234 28-Oct-2008 21:00

Hi there

I've got to move a Airspan 42 St and need to extend the cable. So was wondering what impedence coax I should use and what would be the maximum length??

Thank You

grant_k

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#174236 28-Oct-2008 21:08

Type of coax is RG6 and I believe the maximum length is 75 metres.

EDIT: Here is some further info. It appears that you can also use RG11 cable:

Note: the maximum length of cable from the ODU to the SIU/IDU is as follows:

- RG6 = up to 50m (minimum 5m) (Type 42 STU)
- RG11 = 50 - 75m (Type 42 STU)

theaffman

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#174254 28-Oct-2008 22:29

Thank You

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