Help identifying tiny coax

I came across a spool of some very small coax in the hopes that it could be
used in 802.11 but now not a clue of what it is. It is on a Raychem reel.
The Description tag says 5028A1318-0 440086. As best I can measure it is
0.075 inch OD, 0.055 braid diameter, 0.040 insulation OD and the center
conductor measures 0.015. The outer jacket is black and the inner
insulation is tan in color. The braid is very dense fine wire as is the
center conductor. It looks and feels like high quality stuff. Any help or
even a good guess appreciated.

edard@linuxmail.DOT.org (edard) wrote in
news:11l83d4tmfup114@corp.supernews.com:

> Any help or even a good guess appreciated.

Use the force, Luke; Raychem has a Web site with a search by product
number.

http://www.raychem.com/US/datasheets/wirecable.asp

The resultant link is too long to include here, but the cable you
have is 50 ohms, and they claim it's an RG178 type with "improved
electricals".

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Bert Hyman | St. Paul, MN | bert@iphouse.com

Bert Hyman wrote:

> Use the force, Luke; Raychem has a Web site with a search by product
> number.
>
> http://www.raychem.com/US/datasheets/wirecable.asp
>
> The resultant link is too long to include here, but the cable you
> have is 50 ohms, and they claim it's an RG178 type with "improved
> electricals".
>
Thanks Bert. I really dropped the ball on this one by not hitting Raychem
before posting here.