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Question: Has it been used for ham radio?
Document: No problems at all with this cable - seems to work very well in my ham radio application - no complaints or issues.
I used this cable as lead in from an antenna on my chimney to my radio shack room. The white color made it less conspicuous against the vinyl siding on my house. It works fine.
I haven't used this one yet but the others worked fine and are still working as the winter goes on and the antennas rotate when neededjim dow
Coax looks white on the monitor but is actually gray which is kool for my house. Looks like it was put together well. Haven't used it yet as I am waiting for a surge suppressor/grounding connector to finish installing the Solarcon A99.
Gift for my Grandson, a new amateur radio operator, to connect my gifted radio and antenna at his home. Working well.
The product was promptly delivered and in good shape. The Quality of the product seems to be excellent and my radio gear works fine with the new cable.
I have recieved the 100 ft. (RG8 ) coax and hooked up to my Radio. It seems to be smaller than the older coax--This RG8 Coax is small like RG59,I think . The coax works great and the weight of 100 ft. is alot lighter than the old RG8.
On August 12th, I purchase three items for my homes radio shack. This company was the furthest away from my home and yet their product arrived first on Monday August 16th. You can't ask for more than that. Also I could track my item too, which is a great plus. Definitely  I'd buy again from this company. Great pricing for the high quality and low shipping costs that were lightening fast.Thanks!
connector needed reordering...over all...good very good deal for the price...better than standard black RGquick shipper as advertised arrived as stated.... AL
Works great with the antron 99,  worked all across europe and am running 400 watts on 17,15,12, and 10 meters
Answer: Yes, I am currently using a 100ft of it with a full-size loop on 75 meters (240ft length) and 1500 watts SSB. If you keep the SWR below 3:1 there should be no problems. If using a mode with continuous carrier it should probably be de-rated to 1000 watts for reliability.W3SYH, Nuclear Physicist