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From: Cole Cunningham (no email)
Date: Mon Jan 02 2006 - 00:25:40 EST
Steve,
I have cut transducer cables and rejoined them, adding an extension, with no
problem. I used standard techniques, that is a terminal block and crimp
terminals. The critical wires are the shield and center conductor of the
coax, which is part of the cable. Keep the wire lengths as short as
reasonable, like 1" or so, going into the crimp connectors.
The signal to the transducer is only 200KHz or so and thus is not as picky
about shields, etc, as the VHF antenna cables. But even they accept a
careful cut without problems.
Cole Cunningham
EMPRESS
KK-58
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