2-conductor shielded with teflon?

[greiswig]

Anyone have a good source for low capacitance teflon shielded with two conductors in it? Looking for something that can stand up to soldering better and can do there-and-back runs from controls to the board.

Thanks!

[Phil_S]

I have some -- well, not sure of capacitance. It is white on the outside, braided shield, one blue/white, one white conductor. It seems to be 22AWG but I'm no expert. I have several pieces in 15-16' lengths. USPS will be about $2 first class mail (guessing). Make me an offer? I'll sell it cheap. PM me.

Edit: Don't know if this is the right way to do it. Using my DMM, I get 0.92nf between the two conductors and 1.34nf or 1.36nf from conductor to shield. Is this useful info?

[David Root]

Currently using MIL-C-17 RGU-142 which has a solid copper, silverplated 18 ga conductor and a thick dielectric. About 30pF/ft. It is OK for short runs across the chassis but too big for four or five long runs a la Dumble, at least not in a smaller chassis. In a CE chassis, maybe. It's almost as big as a video cable.


I've also used the stuff Brandon used and some that Jelle Welagen uses. These I use where I can't run the RGU-142. Both about 30 pF/ft. Have very little of these left now.

Since I finished my Corksniffer's 5E8A Twin I am reassessing my use of coax ie I have been using too much of it in the past. I know the low power twin is not nearly the gain of a Dumble, but I did 8" runs of solid 20 ga hookup wire on the Twin, and it is as quiet as a mouse pissin' on a cotton boll.

[ApexJr.]

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Steve @ Apex Jr
steve.apexjr@prodigy.net

[davent]

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I've purchased from this guy as well as Apex Jr. and had good dealings with both.

dave