Custom cables in Md?

[Audiodave1]

Hi Group,
I have searched but can't find the info on the radio shop that builds good custom cables. I seem to remember they were in Fredrick and had a website.

Anyone know?

Dave

 

[md_p97]

The radio shop in frederick is called something like Haney or Hankey radio, it is on Evergreen St I believe, next to hood college.

 

[dc2wheel]

Were you thinking of The RF Connection on Frederick Ave. in Gaithersburg? I know they do a lot with coax & connectors, but not sure if they do cables. May want to give them a call or email - great customer service:

http://users.erols.com/rfc/index1.htm

-dc2wheel

 

[Audiodave1]

Hello,
The RF connectin is it!

Puttihg up the new shack in the new house and don't have the time to build some LMR-400 runs....

Thanks all,
Dave

 

[4909]

The radio shop in frederick is called something like Haney or Hankey radio, it is on Evergreen St I believe, next to hood college.

It's "Hankey's Radio", by the way...

 

[jks19714]

Tessco is another great supply house for everything but the radio.
(www.tessco.com) They make custom cables, too.

73, john
W3JKS/AAT3BF/AAM3O/AAA9AC

 

[doctordave]

I've also used RFConnection and tessco for coax/connectors and have been extremely pleased.

 

[Audiodave1]

Thank you all,
I have a pile of cables to get built to facilitate having outdoor antennas for the first time in 10 years. Finally bought a house....

I'm leaning towards Belden 9913F7, My runs will be under 60' but I will be trying to reach down in to MD from my location in Wilmington DE.
(Getting some faint CC's now from the attic)

Setting up a 13dBi 800 Yagi, 7dBi 506Mhz Yagi and a 9dBi VHF yagi all on rotors.
Will also have a single 9dBi 800 hard mounted for the Kenty Co. DE 800 system and whatever else gets in it's way.

All going on the chimney for now, there will be a tower raising party next spring.

The other 6 antenna's will live in the attic for now.

Dave