No its not. It is as close as you get without actually making the jump to hardline......as I said earlier too.KingCobra_CDX882 said:
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- Thread starter Jay in the Mojave
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If you really want to compare cables / transmission lines, the you have to really look at two things.
Insertion Loss - Which is how much power you get out at the other end compared to how much power you put in, over a fixed distance. (usualy 100ft or 100m)
Return Loss - Is how much power comes out of the end which you put your signal into when the other end is terminated correctly with a dummy load.
The final two properties are physical and financial.
How hard is the coax or transmission line to bend and handle and how much does it cost.
S band multimode waveguide is going to absolutely fantastic for insertion loss and return loss, but it is going to be big and heavy and cost big $$$.
http://www.satvg.org/smf/index.php?topic=9.0
Insertion Loss - Which is how much power you get out at the other end compared to how much power you put in, over a fixed distance. (usualy 100ft or 100m)
Return Loss - Is how much power comes out of the end which you put your signal into when the other end is terminated correctly with a dummy load.
The final two properties are physical and financial.
How hard is the coax or transmission line to bend and handle and how much does it cost.
S band multimode waveguide is going to absolutely fantastic for insertion loss and return loss, but it is going to be big and heavy and cost big $$$.
http://www.satvg.org/smf/index.php?topic=9.0
