LMR240 Making an N connection

*Do not double crimp the strain relief collar. Thanks to my viewers for the correction.

[@user-fh6vg4pb5u]

Love these videos. Finally getting into the DIY side of radio and these are great for teaching us the details on cables I’ve never had to work on before. Thanks!

[@modex20]

Everything looked good until he double crimped the ferrule and crushed the jacket. Times Microwave specifically warns against that and says to leave the skirt of the ferrule alone.

[@azhariaris9650]

Thank you sir

[@kchedville]

How good do you think that LMR240 would work with GMRS on a 50ft Length?

[@juanaragon3771]

I’m not sure. From what I’ve seen, LMR400 is more popular for longer runs.

[@kchedville]

@@juanaragon3771 Its doing very good, my swr dropped down to 1.09 from about a 2.0 using PotaFlex from Italy. But thanks for the Reply. Oh but I got AMR400, suppose to be just as good which now i think it is.

[@virzrk]

thought it was going to be a long video when it beeps in both ends.

[@AntKardano]

great video, do you know what dimension in the crimp tool should be used if I wanted to do LMR195 cable? Thank you

[@apedley]

Hi, what's the RG number for LMR240? Or what measurements do I need to set a cable stripper to? Thanks.

[@randydinglehopper62]

Thank you!!

[@shammybernas3933]

Is it okay if there is no pin??

[@RogerWilco486]

KZbin: Checks newly terminated UHF/Microwave cable with an almost useless continuity test. Me: Checks newly terminated UHF/Microwave cable for insertion loss with VNA.