In a coaxial cabling, what does the RG rating measure?
A) The number of twists in the copper core.
B) The overall thickness of the cable.
C) The maximum distance the cable is rated for, in kilometers.
D) The materials used for shielding and conducting cores.

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The RG (Radio Guide) rating refers to the materials used for the shielding and conducting cores in the coaxial cable. This includes the thickness and quality of the shield and the type of wire used for the core. RG ratings are used to indicate the cable's performance characteristics such as signal attenuation, frequency range, and resistance to interference.

In a Coaxial Cabling, What Does the RG Rating Measure