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RG 300 - RG349 Coax Cable
RG300 - RG349 coaxial cables, such as RG316 and RG333, are sometimes used in military applications due to their advanced electrical and physical properties, such as low loss during transmissions. As shown below, RG332 coaxial cable, RG334 coaxial cable, and RG336 coaxial cable are cross-listed as MIL-C-23806. In fact, the letters "RG/U" are a military designation for coaxial cable. RG is an abbreviation for "radio guide" and "U" stands for universal.
We stock RG300 - RG349 coaxial cables, including RG300, RG316, and RG333 cables.
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Part #
RG
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Jkt.
O.D.
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Jkt.
Type
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Shields
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O.D.
& Type
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Dielectric
Center
Cond.
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Lbs. Per
1000 Ft.
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Imped.
Ohms
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Nom.
Cap.
Mmfd/ft
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Nom.
Oper.
Volt. (RMS)
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Max.
V.P.
%
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Engineer.
Data
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Outer
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Inner
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| 301 |
.245 |
IX |
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K |
.185T |
7/.0203K |
65 |
50.0 |
29.0 |
3000 |
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Use:
M17/109-RG301 |
| 302 |
.206 |
IX |
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S |
.146T |
.025SCW |
45 |
75.0 |
21.0 |
2300 |
69.5 |
Use:
M17/110-RG302 |
| 303 |
.170 |
IX |
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S |
.116T |
.039SCW |
35 |
50.0 |
28.5 |
1900 |
69.5 |
Use:
M17/111-RG303 |
| 304 |
.280 |
IX |
S |
S |
.185T |
.059SCW |
102 |
50.0 |
28.5 |
3000 |
69.5 |
Use:
M17/112-RG304 |
| 307A |
.270 |
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S |
S |
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19/.0058S |
51 |
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75.0 |
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Use:
M17/116-RG307 |
| 316 |
.102 |
IX |
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S |
.060T |
7/.0067SCW |
11 |
50.0 |
29.0 |
1200 |
69.5 |
Use:
M17/113-RG316 |
| 317 |
.710 |
IV |
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TC |
.446T |
7/.0290 |
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95.0 |
15.4 |
10000 |
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Water Blocked |
| 318 |
1.125 |
IIIa |
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CT |
.795SSP |
ID .287 |
53 |
50.0 |
22.0 |
44KW |
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| 319 |
2.000 |
IIIa |
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CT |
1.57SSP |
ID .588 |
104 |
50.0 |
22.0 |
145KW |
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| 321 |
2.850 |
NONE |
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CT |
SSP |
OD 1.14 |
121 |
50.0 |
21.7 |
320KW |
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| 322 |
3.040 |
PE |
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CT |
SSP |
OD 1.14 |
178 |
50.0 |
21.7 |
320KW |
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| 323 |
1.060 |
PE |
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CT |
FOAM |
.312CT |
42 |
50.0 |
25.6 |
1480 |
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Use:
M17/127-00001 |
| 324 |
.980 |
NONE |
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CT |
FOAM |
.312CT |
32 |
50.0 |
25.6 |
1480 |
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Use:
M17/127-00001 |
| 325 |
.350 |
PUR |
S |
S |
.26P |
19/.0200SAL |
10 |
50.0 |
26.3 |
750 |
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Low loss |
| 326 |
.697 |
PUR |
S |
S |
.55P |
19/.040SAL |
24 |
50.0 |
26.3 |
1700 |
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Low loss |
| 327 |
1.010 |
PUR |
S |
S |
0.84 |
19/.064SAL |
55 |
50.0 |
26.3 |
2500 |
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Low loss |
| 328 |
1.460 |
IV |
IGS |
ITC |
1.065R |
.485TCB |
146 |
25.0 |
85.0 |
20,000 |
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| 329 |
.700 |
IV |
IGS |
ITC |
.380R |
19/.0117 |
35.3 |
50.0 |
50.0 |
15,000 |
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| 330 |
.242 |
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IS |
FOAM |
S |
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50.0 |
25.0 |
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| 331 |
.600 |
IIIa |
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AI.TU |
.450
FOAM |
.162C |
18.7 |
50.0 |
25.0 |
2500 |
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Use:
M17/225-00001 |
| 332 |
.875 |
NONE |
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AI.TU |
.801F |
.280C |
46.6 |
50.0 |
25.0 |
4500 |
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Use:
M17/227-00001 |
| 333 |
1.015 |
IIIa |
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AI.TU |
.801F |
288C |
54.8 |
50.0 |
25.0 |
4500 |
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Use:
M17/227-00001 |
| 334 |
.500 |
NONE |
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*A.TU |
.450F |
.098C |
10.9 |
75.0 |
17.0 |
2500 |
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Per MIL-C-23806 |
| 335 |
.625 |
IIIa |
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AI.TU |
.450F |
.098C |
19.3 |
75.0 |
17.0 |
2500 |
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Jacketed RG334/U |
| 336 |
.875 |
Non |
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AI.TU |
.801F |
.173C |
31.5 |
750.0 |
17.0 |
4000 |
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Per MIL-C-23806 |
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RG Coaxial Cable Jacket Types & Operating Temperature Ranges
RG300 Cable - RG349 Cable
TYPE I (MIL-C-17) Coaxial Cable
Description: Black Polyvinylchloride
Characteristics: Excellent weathering and abrasion properties, However, it is of the contaminating type and will cause cable attenuation to increase with age. Can be used for direct burial.
Temperature Range: -40°C to +80°C
TYPE II (JAN-C-17A) Coaxial Cable
Description: Grey Polyvinylchloride
Characteristics: A semi-contaminating jacket.
Temperature Range: -25°C to + 8°C.
TYPE IIA (MIL-C-17) Coaxial Cable
Description: Grey or Black Polyvinylchloride.
Characteristics: Noncontaminating. Good weathering and abrasion resistant properties. Can be used for direct burial.
Temperature Range: Under .25 OD, -55°C to +90°C. Over .25 OD, -40°C to +90°C.
TYPE IIIA (MIL-C-17) Coaxial Cable
Description: Black Polyethylene.
Characteristics: Moisture resistant, abrasion resistant, defies ultra violet damage. Noncontaminating; recommended for direct burial.
Temperature Range: -55°C to +85°C.
TYPE IV (MIL-C-17) Coaxial Cable
Description: Black Synthetic Rubber.
Characteristics: This jacket material is used only on high voltage pulse cables. The basic material is polymerized chloroprene.
Temperature Range: Under .60 OD, -55°C to + 80°C. Over .50 OD, -40°C to +80°C.
TYPE V (MIL-C-17) Coaxial Cable
Description: A Fiberglass Braid.
Characteristics: Impregnated with silicone varnish to provide abrasion resistance and a moisture seal.
Temperature Range: -55°C to +175°C.
TYPE VI (MIL-C-17) Coaxial Cable
Description: Silicone Rubber Dacron Braid.
Characteristics: Two wraps of silicone rubber impregnated fiber glass tape which is fused into a homogeneous layer. A dacron braid is applied, followed by a high temperature fluorocarbon lacquer.
Temperature Range: -55°C to + 175°C.
TYPE VII (MIL-C-17) Coaxial Cable
Description: PTFE (Polytetra-floudethyene)
Characteristics: Either extruded or tape wrap. Withstands high temperatures; chemically inert; insoluble in liquids and gases.
Temperature Range: -55°C to +200°C.
TYPE VIII (MIL-C-17) Coaxial Cable
Description: Synthetic Rubber.
Characteristics: This material is a polychloroprene compound and is used with only a few pulse cables. Its primary use is jacket material for multiconductor cables.
Temperature Range: -55°C to + 75°C.
TYPE IX (MIL-C-17) Coaxial Cable
Description: PTFE (Fluorinated Ethylene Propylene).
Characteristics: Excellent weathering properties and chemically inert.
Temperature Range: -55°C to +200°C.
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