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How long will this type installation be sturdy / stable if connected / disconnected often? Thanks

Can you please add links to all the tools and supplies you used in this video? Very helpful!

You did that well. Those SMA's are small and awkward to handle.

is it okay if there is no pin?

Is it okay if there is no pin??

Could you crimp it with a vice grip?

this is a 4 years old video better than all vids on TH-cam Why ? u asked No Ads no Bs, straight to the point

How good do you think that LMR240 would work with GMRS on a 50ft Length?

Nice video, a tutorial that is straight to the point.

This Video Is Brilliant IN SO MANY WAYS ACTUALLY! No Bullshit Talking, No Adds, No Nottthing Thats Not Needed, Straight To Tthe Point, Core Video Is Like 10 Of 10! Sweet Jesus, If Only Every DIY Guy Would Know How TTo Create And Produce Such Fine Videos In This Quality ! 73

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Thank you sir

Hey! 8 years late to the party haha, how has Rocky Road lift been treating you? any issues with stress on the struts? got a 2007 myself, thinking about lifting and some larger tires

No wasted time, very clear. Well done, and thanks.

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Love these videos. Finally getting into the DIY side of radio and these are great for teaching us the details on cables I’ve never had to work on before. Thanks!

Thank you!!

TH-cam: Checks newly terminated UHF/Microwave cable with an almost useless continuity test. Me: Checks newly terminated UHF/Microwave cable for insertion loss with VNA.

The reason why you're not supposed to crimp it twice all the way to the end of the connector is because you want that part to still be round and just a snug fit on the coax. That's better from a strain relief perspective and if you're pulling hard enough on it for that first crimp alone to be insufficient then your cable is already destroyed. It's not like it makes a huge difference but it's no different than adding heat shrink. You're trying to avoid stress concentrations where you're going from a nice flexible cable to the rigid and unyielding connector.

Great video Thank you.

How is everything holding up today? I'm interested on lifting mine but not sure about the reliability of the RRO kit

Brother RG58 crimper .213 and pin .052 right?

Name of lift kit please

i think it's really helpful for me and i will recommend this video to my friends.and have you ever used SMA connectors in luckyconnectors from China? thanks!

Thanks a lot

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Great video. The steps are straightforward and very helpful! Thank you!

I have a cheap crimp tool from Amazon, which has .046 and .068 (not .052). I have used .068 on several of these connectors’ center pin on KMR240 cable and it works fine.

O vídeo que procurava. Thanks

Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge.

Great Video, Thanks for sharing!

hello, what is the exact info of sma adapter. i want to find it in online shop and buy it

Guess it's just the same as doing it to LMR 400?

thought it was going to be a long video when it beeps in both ends.

What crimping tool you have used?

nice job

great video, do you know what dimension in the crimp tool should be used if I wanted to do LMR195 cable? Thank you

Everything looked good until he double crimped the ferrule and crushed the jacket. Times Microwave specifically warns against that and says to leave the skirt of the ferrule alone.

Hi, what's the RG number for LMR240? Or what measurements do I need to set a cable stripper to? Thanks.

Suzuki SX4 for me is perfect in CT. Sometimes the snow gets bad here but my SX4 handles it very well it’s incredible.

You are not to bright, and have NO IDEA whats going on. :)

Are those stock Suzuki wheels? Nice! Suzuki should have done this in the first place!

Rocky road outfitters

I've been looking to buy one, have you had any cv joint issues?

I'm assuming rocky road is the only one that makes a lift for it

hi, where did you get the Sx4 lift kit from?