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I never short mine, always open-ended when I make them. I started watching the above video and I am surprised he is judging the quality of those analyzers based on a velocity factor on a website that isn't even from the manufacturer. With all that test equipment, why not fire up that oscilloscope, toss a TDR pulse down the coax, and measure the actual velocity factor. I don't think I can give that video the hour and a half it requires (darned live streams lol).

To the OP, put the tape measure away and trust your RigExpert and your current plan. It will work great.

[QUOTE="brandon7861, post: 787573, member: 53724"] I never short mine, always open-ended when I make them. I started watching the above video and I am surprised he is judging the quality of those analyzers based on a velocity factor on a website that isn't even from the manufacturer. With all that test equipment, why not fire up that oscilloscope, toss a TDR pulse down the coax, and measure the actual velocity factor. I don't think I can give that video the hour and a half it requires (darned live streams lol). To the OP, put the tape measure away and trust your RigExpert and your current plan. It will work great. [/QUOTE]

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