QUIZ: What is that Cable?
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What you see is just one end of an "RG-58 coaxial cable" that is used for connecting antennas to low power electronics.
What uses this type of cable?
Wireless networking equipment, GSM cellular equipment, computers, cb's, radios & routers.
NOTE: This cable is for low-power short "runs" (cable installations) only.
This cable has a braided shield underneath the black vinyl jacket that serves as a "ground" or NEGATIVE conductor.
The interior of the cable has a solid copper wire for the transmission of data signals. It serves as the POSITIVE conductor.
The other end (not shown) of this cable features a connector specific to the antenna to be used.
For more info on what purposes this cable is used for, see the wiki entry on RG-58.
Image by wyrls of freeimages.com
What uses this type of cable?
Wireless networking equipment, GSM cellular equipment, computers, cb's, radios & routers.
NOTE: This cable is for low-power short "runs" (cable installations) only.
This cable has a braided shield underneath the black vinyl jacket that serves as a "ground" or NEGATIVE conductor.
The interior of the cable has a solid copper wire for the transmission of data signals. It serves as the POSITIVE conductor.
The other end (not shown) of this cable features a connector specific to the antenna to be used.
For more info on what purposes this cable is used for, see the wiki entry on RG-58.
Image by wyrls of freeimages.com
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