A 50 Ω coaxial feeder cable with a black polyethylene jacket, rated for the 30 ~ 6000 MHz band. Its tinned copper braid and APA tape shields carry the run between wireless communication devices.
6000MHz
Top of the operating band
The operating band starts at 30 MHz and reaches up to 6000 MHz.
0.85kW
Power handled at the low band
Average power is 0.85 kW at 30 MHz and drops as the frequency climbs.
3.50mm
Two-layer shielding
A 95% tinned copper braid sits over the bonded APA tape and closes at 3.50 mm.
0.94mm
Solid bare copper inner conductor
The inner conductor is 0.94 mm solid bare copper and shows 25 Ω/km at 20°C.
6.56dB
Loss across the low band
At 30 MHz the loss over 100 meters is 6.56 dB, climbing to 36.42 dB at 900 MHz.
49.5mm
Pulling through tight bends
The minimum bend radius is 49.5 mm, and the cable should not go tighter than that in duct turns.
