How do I disconnect my coaxial cable from my modem?
Grasp the hexagonal (six-sided) nut (or “hex nut”) at the end of the coaxial cable between your thumb and forefinger. Twist counterclockwise directly on the nut—not on the cable itself—and see if you can get it to budge. If so, keep twisting until the connection separates.
What is LMR-400 cable used for?
LMR400 is designed for jumper assemblies in wireless communication systems, or as a drop-in replacement for RG8/9913 air-dielectric type cable and short antenna, feeder runs. It is also suitable for applications that require easily-routed, low loss RF cable.
Is LMR-400 the same as RG8?
LMR-400 was made to replace low-quality RG-8 wires as LR-400 offers high flexibility and a simplified connection with the lowest signal loss. Generally, LMR-400 can be used in each and every application where the low loss of signals is required.Jul 1, 2021
What does LMR cable stand for?
Low Loss
Is LMR-400 the same as RG58?
LMR400 cable has very little loss, but is much thicker and less flexible than RG58 or LMR240 cable, making it harder to work with. It's available in various lengths from 2' to 100' to be used with antennas/amplifiers that don't include cabling.
How flexible is LMR 600?
LMR-600 flexible 50 Ohm coax cable with PE jacket is rated for a 5.8 GHz maximum operating frequency. This 50 Ohm 0.59 inch diameter and low loss flexible coax cable is built with a double shield count and RF shielding of 90 dB.
What is the difference between LMR 400 and LMR 600?
LMR® 600 is a thicker cable than the LMR® 400. You typically use LMR® 400 when going runs from 5ft to 40ft. ... Because the cables will add loss to your signal, using the thicker LMR® 600 will reduce the loss when reaching those longer cable lengths.Oct 26, 2020
Is LMR 240 flexible?
L-com Microwave LMR-240 coax cable is manufactured in a flexible design and has a 50 Ohm impedance. ... This 50 Ohm 0.24 inch diameter and low loss flexible coax cable is built with a double shield count and RF shielding of 90 dB.
How thick is LMR 600?
1/2"
Is LMR-400 flexible?
Flexibility and bendability are hallmarks ofthe LMR-400 cable design. The flexible outer conductor enables the tightest bend radius available for any cable of similar size and performance.
How much can you bend LMR-400?
I talked with a Times Microwave technical sales specialist and here is his answer regarding bends: You can bend the cable to a 1” radius and leave it. You just do not want to continue to bend it to such a small radius since it will start to work harden the conductors.May 8, 2018