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I've come up with a plan to make an entrance point into my home for my antenna coax cable(s)...a 2" thru-wall tube. Does anyone know if there would be any interference if I run CB and 2m coax through the same tube?
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You can buy a shielded coax, or you should be able to shield it yourself with Tin Foil. I would just give it a try. worst case, you will have to pull it back out.Originally posted by snal View Post~Lyon~ -
Originally posted by cudalyon View Post
LOL u said tin foil lolWHAT IF THE AMERICA YOU KNEW, WAS ABOUT TO CHANGE?
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It shouldn't make a difference... The CB may not be as shielded as well the 2m HT so it may pick up stray RF... I have mutiple coaxial cable running through the same conduit no problems...
As for the tin foil... you could use it to shield coax, but unless you ground it at both ends, all you got is a wad of aluminum :) Better to make a hat with it ;)73
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