Source coax connectors

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Dependencies:

• [ ] work out what RF cables are needed.

  Sub tasks

• [ ] Specify the type and quantity of coax connectors we need
• [ ] Source these specified coax connectors.

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notes From wiki

• Per Antenna Feed
  • 2x weatherproof Flex-8 Connectors
• Per Room Feed
  • 1x Weatherproof RG-213 Connector
  • 1x indoor RG-213 Connector

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N Type connector for Ultraflex 7 (weatherproof)

• Martin lynch & sons - £6.49

N Type connector for RG213 (weatherproof)

• Martin lynch & sons - £6.79
• Radio World - £3.95

N Type connector for RG213 (non wetherproof but cheaper)

• Onecall - £3.28 +VAT

[Tyler-Ward]

I believe we will need the following connectors

RG213

• 5* non waterproof connectors for internal cables
  • we will probably want to terminate these long to begin with then shorten them when we tidy up the rack (we can use the remainder as patch cables)
• 5* waterproof connectors for the exterior connections

Flex 7

• 7* N type connectors
  • 5 for the patch plate
  • 1 for the 868
  • 1 for the Triband
  • 2 for the FM dipole
• 3* PL259
  • 1 for the HF balun
  • 1 for the 70cm yagi
  • 1 for the 2m phasing harness inlet
  • 1 for the FM antenna
• 1 N couppler
• whatever the diplexer has (this may need to be a combination of male and a female/require an adapter) #17

Either RG11 or RG59

• 4* PL259 for the phasing harness #18

Notes: we might be able to connect the phasing harness directly to the diplexer, this will save 1 diplexer connector and 1 PL259