Apr 18, 2005 · It is more flexible and easier to work with than RG6 and is well shielded. While interfering signals on an analog baseband application are perhaps more likely than digital broadband, it's rare that shield penetration of external signals is a problem and even rarer that simply a better shielded cable will solve the problem if it exists.

Apr 7, 2009 · This kit comes with 75' of RG6 coax cable. However, I'm hearing that RG6 quad shielded cable would provide less signal loss or interference for Over-The-Air (OTA) reception. Is this true? It's roughly 30 ft. from the antenna to the ground. Also, this will be plugged into a 4 way splitter (no preamp or booster). With the kit ($60), I'm stuck ...

Nov 7, 2022 · My setup: Clearstream 2V UHF element -> 3.5' RG6 lead (might be quad, hard to tell) -> Clearstream 2V VHF element -> 1.5' RG6 quad shield (new cable - cable matters brand) -> F to SMA connector -> Flamingo High Attenuation FM Filter -> F to SMA Connector -> 1.5' RG6 quad shield (new cable - cable matters brand) -> MCM FM trap -> 50' RG6 quad shield (new cable - cables direct brand ...

May 21, 2013 · Quote: Originally Posted by Colm /t/1473781/rg6-steel-copper-clad-or-solid-copper#post_23342935 All other things being equal, coax with a copper coated steel center conductor can work as well at RF as coax with a solid copper center conductor because of …

Jun 7, 2015 · I have a rg6 cable running from 2 buildings on my property, my charter cable service (and splitter) comes into one building and the TV signal (to cablel box is too weak to carry to the other building. They are approximately 1,000 feet between them, is there any way to boost the signal to work over that distance Thank you in advance

Sep 20, 2001 · If RG6 or RG6QS isn't good enough, you should definately get good results with RG11. As far as the messenger wire - if you couldn't find it and want to do overhead - string regular wire and use cable ties to support your coax as necessary. If you plan on burying the long cable, consider a couple things - #1 - Do 4-6 different runs all at once

Dec 26, 2006 · Yes. RG58 will cause impedance mismatch. 50 vs 75 ohm. RG6 utilizes thicker cable. RG-59 compression connectors are readily available at Home Depot, Lowes, etc.,

Feb 15, 2009 · I have since compared RG59 hooked up HD boxes to RG6 (on my 1st floor) and I can't see a difference. Keep in mind the the RG59 in my home was the thick, commercial stuff they used to use originally when cable 1st came through - the same stuff they would use in lining the streets they ran into the house.

May 10, 2013 · Originally Posted by freetvEE /t/1472191/any-negatives-to-using-rg6-coax-to-connect-a-subwoofer#post_23302160 Thanks for the thoughts and advice. Dumb question, but if running RG6 for a sub seems to happen from time to time-why do you not see a coax hook up on the back of a a sub or an easier adapter or something?

Mar 18, 2010 · It should also be noted that RG6 can be used for more than television distribution. I have part of my RG6 "network" passing coaxial digital audio from a remote computer back to my central HT closet. This allows me to have computer music from my office available to the main living area without a dedicated HTPC (at least for now).