<![CDATA[Coaxial Cables - Knowledgebase Articles]]> <![CDATA[When using a PowerMax wireless cell repeater, what is the maximum length of cable that can be run from the outside antenna to the repeater and from the inside antenna to the repeater?]]> Any length of cable can be used as long as you take into consideration the signal attenuation (loss rated in dB) of the entire cable run. Determine your frequency and calculate the cable loss by using the cable loss chart below.

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