From: Garey Barrell 
Subject: Re: [drakelist] INJECTOR CABLE


Jim -

The original cables were gray "audio patch" (used for audio 
until "premium" cables came along) cables about 36" long. 
One of these cables had a small label "INJ".  It looked 
identical to the rest, except the insulation in the phono 
connectors was white instead of the phenolic (brown) color 
of the others.  I believe that later cable sets may have ALL 
been "INJ" quality (low capacitance) cable, eliminating the 
need to label them.  Only way to determine this would be to 
measure the capacitance.

RG-62 is usually black, and closer to the size of your TV 
cable (RG-6) coax.  It is considerably larger than the 
original cables and much less flexible.  I have seen RG-62 
cable in colors other than black that was sold for the 
computer market, but I don't think I have seen gray.

73, Garey - K4OAH
Atlanta

Abqcooks{at}aol.com wrote:
> "Drake originally supplied a low capacity cable specifically
> for the
> INJ cable, with the rest being standard audio cables"
> .........................................................
> My B-line has a set of grey interconnect cables
> that are unmarked so I have no idea if they are rg-62
> or not. Just wondering if the original supplied 
> cables were grey ? ?       jim  N5KY
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