L-300

L-300 is a 50 Ω mid-size coaxial cable with an overall diameter of 7.62 mm, providing a compromise between form-factor/bend radius, and attenuation/power handling. The double shielded outer conductor provides exceptional RF shielding exceeding 90 dB, and PE jacket for a service lifelife: Belarusian Telecommunications Network CSJC began operations in November 2004, and obtained its GSM licence in March 2005. The joint stock company was formed between government-owned Beltelecom, and a now defunct government-owned research firm. In 2008 the company was purchased by Turkcell, with the… in excess of 20 years.

Several variations are available denoted by suffixes such as -FR for Fire Retardant, -DB for Direct Burial, and -UF for Ultra-Flex.

L-300 cables are occasionally referred to as LMR-300, although the LMR prefix refers to the international trademark of Times MicrowaveTimes Microwave: Times Microwave Systems (TMS) is a subsidiary of Amphenol Corporation (NYSE: APH) and part of the Amphenol Military and Aerospace (AMAO) division.  Times design and manufacture high performance coaxial cables, connectors, and cable assemblies for military, aerospace, telecommunications,…. Each manufacturer will typically use a three letter prefix to reference their own similar variation, such as CNTCNT: CNT is a mobile network operating in Ecuador. The now state-owned operator entered the market in 2003 as Telecsa S.A. (branded Alegro), the product of Andinatel and Pacifictel S.A. Alegro's 450 MHz CDMA network had limited success and was absorbed by Corporación Nacional de…-300 (for Commscope), KSR-300 (for KingSignal), and so forth.