Coaxial Cable (30 ft) Triple Shielded - RG6 Coax TV Cable Cord Wire in-Wall Rated - Digital Audio Video with Male F Gold Plated Connectors -30 feet
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Due to the female threads on a coax cable, purchase a barrel connector with male threads on both ends.
So far, I've had no problems with mine being outside.
It's not available in black, as far as I can tell.
The cord thickness is standard.
Selected User Reviews For Coaxial Cable (30 ft) Triple Shielded - RG6 Coax TV Cable Cord Wire in-Wall Rated - Digital Audio Video with Male F Gold Plated Connectors -30 feet
My over-the-air antenna was primarily missing ABC (despite the fact that I had purchased an antenna that claimed it could reach that distance to pull in that station). Coax connections, according to a DJ friend of mine, DO make a difference in power. I decided to take a chance and change the cable that was connected to the antenna instead of returning the antenna. And there you have it! I suddenly had the ABC network channels I wanted, as well as a few others I had no idea were in the area (and would probably never watch, but still!). ) I also liked the white cable because it blends in better with the light-colored walls and therefore does not stand out. It is used in conjunction with the Clearstream C2V Digital antenna. Because I'm not able to get it on the roof, the cable is run into my utility room, and the antenna (which is quite large) sits on a shelf, out of direct view.
Coaxial cable that has been shielded. This is what I ordered because I needed a longer shielded coaxial cable. For several channels, my antenna's signal deteriorated from crystal clear to a pixelated nightmare. I'm going to return this and replace it with a longer version of my previous cable, which had excellent shielding. Based on what I can see, this cable appears to be completely shielded. Money has no intrinsic value. It was shoddy from the start, so there was no chance of it lasting. Is there any such thing as utterance? Is this for real? It doesn't have any sheerness, to be sure. (I can't see through this cable in any way, and I don't expect to be able to. ).
Only this cable changed when I moved my router and modem from one side of the room to the other. I went from 250 to 40 downloads in a short period of time. NOT HAPPY.
Covid forced me to take a long leave of absence, prompting a home update - The older coaxial cable stood out (not in a good way) against freshly painted walls and freshly painted baseboards. br>This Triple Shielded CL3 Coaxial Cable is a bright white, and it has improved the picture quality on my HDMI TV. Maybe I had that special cup of coffee that morning, or maybe the humidity was just right, or maybe the show was filmed with a camera that my TV can use, or maybe. br>The picture quality has improved from what it was previously. This was a Prime Day purchase for me. As a result, the value was outstanding. The only thing I can't say for sure is how long it will last. As a result, in a few months, I'll update this review. br>At the moment, I would strongly suggest this coaxial cable.
I bought this cord because I had decided it was time to ditch my ISP's provided combination modem and router, as well as move my modem and router to a new location that would allow better coverage within my home without the need for a repeater. Needless to say, I ran the cord to where I wanted it and had my ISP's tech come out the same day for some modem / router issues. Needless to say, as soon as he saw the cable, he informed me that the gold plated ends are not recommended for coax lines and that I would need to replace it with, I'm guessing, nickel plated cord that he could make for me for the run that I had in mine. Overall, the cord itself had not given me any issues prior to the tech coming over and alerting me to that issue, so in my opinion, it's fine and works fine.
There are two of these cables in my possession. One connects a splitter that connects to both a TIVO and a TV to an amplified splitter connected to the cable from my attic antenna. The other links the modem to the Spectrum internet. Both are in perfect working order. Screwing the end connections in far enough is sufficient. br>br>For about a third of their length, the cables are routed alongside Romex.
This isn't going to work. I had to wait two weeks for some adapters to arrive so that I could connect my TV antennas and test out the 30-foot antenna. I paid you for a foot cable. I spent the entire afternoon hooking from room to room and end to end, as well as restarting the auto channel search, with no luck. This cable serves no purpose for me. I'm back to using my original $10 antenna, and I'm still only getting a few channels. (In addition to my original antenna, I had purchased two new ones and had tried all three of them numerous times. ) Is there anything I'm overlooking? Is this the coaxial cable I'm looking for?.
This was made possible by the use of a coaxial cable. The price-to-value ratio was excellent. The materials appear to be on par with what the cable company left behind, and the picture quality is excellent.
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