JamesO
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RG6 is what I would suggest in the thread linked and use, ALONG with a quality LNA, not a "Pre-amp"!!
Others here also mentioned RG6 as well.
Take the money that you would spend on low loss coax and connectors and spend it on an LNA, the end result will likely be superior, probably cheaper and a far easier install.
Additionally if you plan on feeding multiple scanners, the LNA route is a far better solution.
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Others here also mentioned RG6 as well.
Take the money that you would spend on low loss coax and connectors and spend it on an LNA, the end result will likely be superior, probably cheaper and a far easier install.
Additionally if you plan on feeding multiple scanners, the LNA route is a far better solution.
Some understand, some don't.
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