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I would not bother with a connector or similar. These are not anyplace near
transmission lines nor are they significantly matched to anything. Repair
it in a coaxial fashion and waterproof it well. 99.9 it will work nicely.
The object is noise cancellation and shielding not impledance matching.
Jim
> REPLY
> Yes you can. BUT! the cable is usually a coaxial and therefore
> you need a
> coaxial connector.
>
> Use the same type as what is used where the cable connects to the head.
> I have seen both BNC and PL258 styles. Typically these are 50
> ohms impedance.
>
> Make sure you waterproof the connection afterwards with the
> rubber butyl tape
> and a layer of regular tape over that.
>
> Arild
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