Comparing RG400 and 142 Which is best for VHF and which for GPS?
RG 400 (11-09202) is made with stranded wire and is good for both VHF and GPS. RG 142 is made with a solid wire and is better when running long lengths typically over 15 feet.
Is there a minimum length of RG 400 for orders?
No, we do not have an order minimum for the RG400 cable.
Can this RG400 coax cable be used for all aircraft antennae like glides slope, transponder, etc.?
Yes, this antenna cable is sufficient for most types of rf uses.
1) What material are the center conductor insulator and outer jacket made from? 2) What is the weight per 1,000 FT?
The center conductor insulator is PTFE with an FEP outer jacket. Weight per 1000 feet is 46 pounds.
Is the center conductor solid wire or stranded wire?
RG400 is stranded. If you would like solid conductor, please view RG142 11-00043.
I havent found a stripping or crimping tool specific to RG400. Do you offer those?
Consider looking at these two tools.
IDEAL COAX STRIPPER Part# 12-03716
COAX CABLE CRIMPING TOOL Part# 12-02378
Can RG400 be connected using BNC connectors to the RG58 tail from an existing foil dipole antenna in a composite aircraft? It will be too difficult for me to access the center of the dipole antenna, so I am hoping to be able to hook up via a BNC connector
You are able to crimp a BNC to the cable for a connection.
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