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July 28th, 2013, 04:48 PM
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RG59 vs RG6 coax for SDI
Hi everyone!
I am putting together a multi-camera live switched setup. I know that RG6 coax is best for digital signals, especially over long runs. My questions is how long of cable runs could I realistically expect to be able to pull off with RG59 when doing 1080i SDI transmission. |
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July 30th, 2013, 10:51 AM
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Re: RG59 vs RG6 coax for SDI
We use both Canare RG59 and Belden 1694 cable (RG59) for our HD-SDI wiring infrastructure.
I've had runs over 200 ft and not had any problems. I believe the spec is 300 ft. Need longer, you can purchase 'balens' that turn the signal into optical and can go over 6 kilometers on glass fiber. RG6 is thicker, which is usually considered better, but as long as the cable is spec'd to work with HDSDI, I think you're good to go over 200 ft.
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