Suggestions for sources of custom cable kits?

Where is you shop?

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http://www.phoenix-lamar.com/index.html

Try:

Ask for Danny.

Excellent workmanship!! Highly recommended. Never had a problem with any of the cables they've made for us (some up to 7 GHz).

. It's expensive to have my company's on-site technicians build the various RF coax, digital, and power cables that are required for our mid-volume (1

00s) chassis-based products. I'm looking for a one-stop shop that can prov ide a full range of RF and digital cable assemblies built to my exact specs , which would sometimes require cable lengths specified to within, say, a t enth of an inch.

Thanks, John - Looks like a real possibility

Thanks. I'll look into it.

s. It's expensive to have my company's on-site technicians build the variou s RF coax, digital, and power cables that are required for our mid-volume (

100s) chassis-based products. I'm looking for a one-stop shop that can pro vide a full range of RF and digital cable assemblies built to my exact spec s, which would sometimes require cable lengths specified to within, say, a tenth of an inch.

I'm using a technician that works for my employer, but our labor rates are high, hence my need to out-source this work.

Pardon my typing in my previous reply.

I wanted to know if Mouser is within your range. They used to make cables to order.

Around Seattle, it's Redmond Cable for that kind of job...

Thanks for the recommendation. I'll look into it.

I helped a friend who was an engineer at Unique Electronics to verify that some customer supplied microwave cable was defective. This was a few years back, and I ended up buying all their obsolete test equipment. They were doing a lot of work for defense contractors and IBM at that time. I got a tour of their facility, and shown how they made some of the special wire, in house.

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