A 75 Ω coaxial cable built to Series 6 (RG6) dimensions with three shield layers. A sealed AP tape, an aluminum braid and a second AP tape wrap the conductor one over the other.
3layers
Stacked shielding
A sealed AP tape, a 77% aluminum braid and an AP tape wrap the conductor in turn.
75Ω
Impedance matched to RG6 lines
The characteristic impedance stays within 75 ± 3 Ω and limits reflection along the run.
21.98dB
Loss at the top of the band
At 1000 MHz the loss over 100 meters is 21.98 dB, and at 5 MHz it stays at 2.66 dB.
1.02mm
Copper-clad steel inner conductor
The inner conductor is 1.02 mm copper-clad steel and shows 21.7 Ω/km at 20 °C.
25.4mm
Pulling through tight bends
The minimum bend radius is 25.4 mm, and the cable should not go tighter than that in duct turns.
Attenuation values change with temperature; the manufacturer gives this as 0.1% per °F and 0.18% per °C.
