Push-on RG6 Coaxial Connectors - Easily make your own Coax Cable
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- čas přidán 5. 09. 2024
- Toolless RG6 Coaxial Connectors Easy to make your own Coax Cable. No compression or crimp tools needed for these easy-to-use connectors. Make professional-looking RG6 cable connections by simply pushing these connectors on a properly-stripped RG6 coaxial cable end. I bought these connectors at Home Depot. $7 CDN for a pack of 4. Available in RG6 and RG6 Quad shield.
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It's funny I'm just now seeing this video Northcoaster! I can see where these connectors could have appeal to the do-it-yourselfer. Much better than the Twist on ones you can buy.
I think they can be handy, package says indoor use only. They go on easy and are very secure. Thanks Bob!👍
Hey I was doing a search how to strip the wire for these connectors I bought and I saw your post 😂😂
I'm still a little unsure, they are stamped ppc (??)
@@zandig666 Most coaxial cable stripping tools will do a good job. Here’s a few options that all work well:
RG6 Coaxial Cable Stripping Tool for Making Your Own Coax Cable
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Klein Tools Coaxial Cable Stripping Tool for RG6 Coax Cable
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Jonard Tools Coaxial Cable Stripping Tool for RG6 Coax Cable
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@@NorthcoasterHobby thx !! I will check that out !
These are ppc and have a white plunger with a pin inside man I'm mechanically inclined but ....🤬🤬😂😂📶📶🍻
@@zandig666 Is PPC a brand name? RG6 is RG6.
@@NorthcoasterHobby they prob do the same as most yes ppc is the brand I think theres a plastic section that compresses an inner sleeve, plunger and pin I'm a bit lost with the pin thing im assuming its the male core will have to figger it out
Thanks I bought a tool and stripper. @ $4 a pop for connectors I don't wanna make a few throw aways 😂😂
These push on connectors look great !!!
I dont see why you cant properly weather proof seal and use it outdoors . Just my thought
I’m sure it is possible.👍
Very interesting never seen these before, I realize they are for INDOOR USE ONLY, did you find them at home depot or lowes?
Home Depot, I mentioned it in the description.👍
@@NorthcoasterHobby my apologies I rewatched the video 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@DJSubAir No apologies needed! 😄
If you use the screw-on type, you can re-use them
True.
Can these be used inside an attic?
As long as they are indoors and not exposed to the weather, should be fine in an attic.
@@NorthcoasterHobby Great to know, thank you!