Introduction to Ham Radio: Coax and Connectors (

Ever wonder what Hams use to connect all of their equipment together? Watch to find out what to run between your antennas and your station radio!
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[@graywolf1911]

I am building a patch panel that will allow me to use BNC patch cables to a panel to interconnect Dummy loads, , SWR meters, or Tuners etc.

[@Moreover7773]

I wish I had seen this when I first started in ham radio. It would’ve saved me so much time. thank you for the video.

[@robcue4543]

Great Video Dave!

[@farmerwayne1404]

Ill 2nd that😅

[@DonTaylor-y4v]

I like all your videos. I don’t know how to ask you a question. I’ve laid out some radials for a 43’ zerofive vertical antenna.some of the radials are #14 gauge stranded wire. Some of the radials are #14 gauge solid wire. Will that cause a problem. My name is Don Taylor from Monroe, Utah.

[@davecasler]

Not at all. Radials can be mix and match.