Lian Li PW-PCI-520X PCIe 5.0 riser cable 200 mm
- PCIE 5.0 Riser Cable
- Black
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An adjustable 5-30 MHz shortwave loop antenna rated for 20 W HF transceivers
This internal power cable connects a 20 W adjustable loop antenna operating from 5 to 30 MHz to an HF transceiver. It serves shortwave radio operators who need a replacement SWR loop antenna lead for their existing setup.
The cable carries up to 20 W of RF power in normal use without active cooling. It adds no audible noise to the station and draws no power of its own beyond the transmitter output it conducts.
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Route the cable from the antenna's power input to the transceiver's designated DC power jack, ensuring correct polarity before tightening the connector to avoid intermittent contact.
The coaxial feedline and variable capacitor are rated for continuous 20W operation; inspect the capacitor for dust annually and replace the feedline only if the braid shows corrosion or the dielectric degrades.
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