Hi Dan.  That looks to be a simple coaxial cable, but wire-to-wire splicing doesn't work so well at microwave (1.5 GHz) frequencies!  - a couple of options:

1. replace the cable entirely - I don't know what is at the antenna end - if its sealed, this isn't a handy option - if there is a connector, then just get a new cable and re-run it.

2. If the cut is close to the NAIS, install a new connector (SMA male, I believe) on the cut end.  This (and the next option) requires the ability to install the appropriate connector 🙂

3.  Install either mating (male-female) connectors or two males and a female-female adapter on each end of the cut cable.  This is the only good way to "splice" coax.

4. Replace the entire GPS antenna with a new one (these are easily found on eBay - you want one with a built-in preamp and an SMA connector).

  For specific advice on connectors, tell me the type of cable they are using, as the manual doesn't say.  The good thing about GPS antennas is that the built-in preamp at the antenna end makes the coax run far less critical.

Hartley

S/V Atsa

Hartley, This is the first time that I've noticed our Forum software dubbing any user an "Eminent Member".

Even us admins are considered only "Estimable".

Congratulations and thank you!

@ben-ellison Wow!  I never paid much attention to those titles.. but in looking back, I see that at 3 entries one goes from "New" to "Active" - and the two Bens are, as you say, "Estimable" - but Steve gets no title at all!  How did he do that? 🙂  [As long as it doesn't say "fumble-putz", I'm good..]

73 DE Hartley