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As mentioned in the initial post: "perhaps simply running the coax, properly loaded,"

Perhaps I didn't specify it sufficiently, and at this point, I'm sold on the principle that it's not practical to, "field telephone" handhelds. But if I did try it, I would incorporate an Impedance network to properly couple the transmission lines to the handhelds. Another possibility would be to use a distribution amplifier; If there is such a thing?

Perhaps there is no way to properly feed a piece of coax in some, "Broad Band" manner.

I do appreciate the feed back though, and amused by your story. The things we did as kids- I can't image any of those experience's being had today by the children of the present age. Perhaps a few of them.

Regards.

[QUOTE="Fusionstate, post: 835059, member: 66451"] As mentioned in the initial post: "perhaps simply running the coax, properly loaded," Perhaps I didn't specify it sufficiently, and at this point, I'm sold on the principle that it's not practical to, "field telephone" handhelds. But if I did try it, I would incorporate an Impedance network to properly couple the transmission lines to the handhelds. Another possibility would be to use a distribution amplifier; If there is such a thing? Perhaps there is no way to properly feed a piece of coax in some, "Broad Band" manner. I do appreciate the feed back though, and amused by your story. The things we did as kids- I can't image any of those experience's being had today by the children of the present age. Perhaps a few of them. Regards. [/QUOTE]

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