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Mark	Attenuation, dB/m				Permissible power, kW
Mark	10 MHz	100 MHz	1 GHz	10 GHz	10 MHz	100 MHz	1 GHz	10 GHz
RK50-7-11	0,02	0,09	0,4	1,1	2	0,54	0,115	0,04
RK50-7-11S	0,02	0,09	0,04	1,12	2,2	0,6	0,106	0,035
RK50-7-12	0,02	0,09	0,4	1,1	3	0,8	0,2	0,05
RK50-7-13	-	0,07	0,3	1,2	-	0,66	0,2	0.05***
RK50-7-15	0,02	0,09	0,4	1,15	2,22	0,6	0,114	0,037
RK50-7-16	0,02	0,09	0,4	1,15	3,2	0,8	0,2	0,05
RK50-7-16	0,02	0,09	0,4	1,15	2,22	0,58	0,115	0,038
RK50-7-21	-	0,07	0,12	1,06	-	1,2	0,8	0,2
RK50-7-22	0,015	0,07	0,3	1,04	10,1	3	0,85	0,3
RK50-7-28	-	0,07	0,27	1,01	-	1,23	0,9	0,23
RK50-7-29	0,01	0,04	0,17	0,68	0,085	0,028	0,008	0,002
RK50-9-11	0,011	0,07	0,35	1,15	4	0,9	0,22	0,056
RK50-9-12	0,011	0,068	0,32	1,115	4	1	0,23	0,057
RK50-9-23	0,05	0,2	0,3	1	4	0,9	0,5	-

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