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    Join cut UHF antenna Cable?

    Hi all,

    My UHF antenna cable got cut.

    Is it possible to create a joiner for the antenna cable or do I need to run it from the UHF radio again.

    For clarification this is the cable that runs from the UHF radio to the UHF antenna.

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    This happened to mine, I crimped an BNC connector on each end and then joined them with a BNC barrel connector. Has worked perfectly for years!

    Nathan

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    new is best

    Quote Originally Posted by Grizzly_Adams View Post
    Hi all,

    My UHF antenna cable got cut.

    Is it possible to create a joiner for the antenna cable or do I need to run it from the UHF radio again.

    For clarification this is the cable that runs from the UHF radio to the UHF antenna.
    Hi

    Now for the best result, a new low loss cable is the way to go.

    But I have joined cables with male / female BNC connectors, ( about 1dB loss at the joint ).

    I hope that helps you.

    Cheers Arthur

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    Quote Originally Posted by wrinklearthur View Post
    Hi

    Now for the best result, a new low loss cable is the way to go.

    But I have joined cables with male / female BNC connectors, ( about 1dB loss at the joint ).

    I hope that helps you.

    Cheers Arthur
    I agree, and yes I have done both too.
    D4 2.7litre

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    Thanks fella's, your advice is much appreciated.

    Not too worried about the signal strength - as long as I have a working in-car UHF!

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