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23rd February 2005, 06:40 AM	#1
joeytt64 diyAudio Member Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: SC	Wiring for Home XM Radio Antenna Good evening, everyone. XM sells a kit for their XM antenna that includes an RG-174/U cable with SMA connectors. I have pre-wired, maybe mistakenly, with RG-6 Quad-Shield. I can use F to SMA adapters. I am wondering if the RG-6 specs works for the antenna as well as the RG-174/U? Does anyone have any experience or know the answer?...Thanks.

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