Hi.

Actually, the cable is a run-of-the mill shielded audio cable that uses
1/8th inch monaural phone plugs on each end.  I had the cable coiled up,
but apparently that didn't introduce enough inductance to arrest the
problem.  I am running on a G5RV antenna which is reactive on many
frequencies, and I probably have some reactance that the tuner can live
with, but is still throwing a little RF back into the shack on the shield
of the cable.  Possibly, altering my grounding may also improve the situation.

73, de Lou K2LKK



At 12:40 PM 5/15/2003 -0600, you wrote:
>Are the connectors db9 or something larger?  If db9 just use one larger =
>than the plug and loop the cable through a couple of times.  I also wonder =
>if there are ferrite rings that will clamp onto cables at computer stores =
>if the connecter are too large to threaded through them. =20
>
>thank you!
>
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