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Old 05 July 2011, 14:16   #1
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Co Ax length
New Pacific thru deck mount comes with 5mtr of co-ax which is a bit more than I have room for/need,

what is the minimum length I can safely run before running into swr problems, would it be ok to cut 3mtr off & re-solder the plug?,

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Old 06 July 2011, 15:53   #2
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Yes. Don't leave less than 1.5m.
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