Whre can I find this same cable but 2 female and 1 male? It needs to be coax cable; and not regular stranded cooper cable
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These splitters of either gender are coaxial cable. Depending on your proposed application you may be better served with a two-way RF splitter that will keep your impedances balanced and reduce signal reflections. Connecting two devices of the same impedance will reduce the total impedance by half and reduce the available signal level by half. RF flows like water in a pipe.
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I purchased this cable hoping to resolve a similar problem. It didn't work because the coaxial connector is not like the ones we've used for decades to hook up TV's. The coaxial connector on this cable is "fat" and has 19 pins.
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You can either order male ends online and wire then in or just cut both female connectors off and wire them together. I've done it both ways
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Lydia, years ago I used an older TiVo that I connected to our antenna with a coax cable but I don't know about the newer ones. I'd recommend calling Tivo and asking. Their support response is quick and accurate in my experience. And free! 877-367-8486
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They make splitters. One male to two female ends. Should be able to find them on amazon or e bay
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MC4 connectors. 1 male, 1 female. you can find them online by searching MC4 connectors. i bought a 2' extension cable(male one end, female other end) and cut it in half to give me a male and female connector with a bare wire end. get the heaviest wire size you can to minimize voltage drop. connect with the bare ends with a quality butt connector and shrink tubing to whatever existing wiring you need to feed from the panel. mine goes to a morningstar charge controller and from there to a 12v batttery on my camp trailer. works great.
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Karen, If the cable you need is a mini cable ( smaller than normal TV cable) and has reverse polarity ( male end where female end is normally at and female where male is normally at) then this is the correct cable. I have used a Wilson booster in the past and I believe they all use mini RP cables.
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Yup it is the exact connector you need. When they say female it isn't because of the threads it's the center conductor. If you look at the radio the center conductor on it is male.
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Send me a picture of that cable, If you like, hooper_85@yahoo.com mine broke, and my cables are sitting in the closet useless. I'll send them to you for free.
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@Regula, great link. Thanks for that. I'm currently a cable customer, but I'm moving in three months. The new place has coax wired everywhere and I was considering renovating to add ethernet (cat-6).If I can get the satellite company to install their own coax, then using the netgear product may be a good alternative to renovation.
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Yes RG8 coax will do it, of coarse if you run alot of power you would want to upgrade to RG213---I run RG8 on my base and it seems to be holding up but I am going to upgrade to RG213 because I run an amp--Good Luck and happy Broadcasting .
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I used a cable splitter and got extra coaxial cable. splitter: http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss_2?url=search-alias%3Delectronics&field-keywords;=cable%20splitter there are a lot of different ones on amazon much cheaper than the store. Coaxial cable: Coaxial Cable (8 Feet) with F-Male Connectors - Ultra Series by Mediabridge - Tri-Shielded UL CL2 In-Wall Rated RG6 Digital Audio / Video - Includes Removable EZ Grip Caps (Part# CJ08-6BF-N1 ) I used a cable splitter and got extra coaxial cable. splitter: http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss_2?url=search-alias%3Delectronics&field-keywords;=cable%20splitter there are a lot of different ones on amazon much cheaper than the store. Coaxial cable: Coaxial Cable (8 Feet) with F-Male Connectors - Ultra Series by Mediabridge - Tri-Shielded UL CL2 In-Wall Rated RG6 Digital Audio / Video - Includes Removable EZ Grip... » Read More I used a cable splitter and got extra coaxial cable. splitter: http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss_2?url=search-alias%3Delectronics&field-keywords;=cable%20splitter there are a lot of different ones on amazon much cheaper than the store. Coaxial cable: Coaxial Cable (8 Feet) with F-Male Connectors - Ultra Series by Mediabridge - Tri-Shielded UL CL2 In-Wall Rated RG6 Digital Audio / Video - Includes Removable EZ Grip Caps (Part# CJ08-6BF-N1 ) « Show Less
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Just order additional cables from amazon they have different sellers let me know if any other question and dont forfet to order the cable joiner bnc to bnc femal joiner
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Yes, all three are normal coax. What you see in the picture are two rubber covers and one terminator. All are removable.
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You could try Radio Shack. They might have a male/female 2-3 foot cable that would work as a replaecment.
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So, it depends on what type of connector is on the COAX, Coax typically only refers to the type of cable. A regular (cable tv) F-type connector will not directly fit on this. This tester has two BNC female connectors, so if your COAX has male BNC connectors you are good to go. If you are trying to test your standard Ftype coax (the kind that goes on your TV) you could get some adapters (Male BNC to Male Ftype) like these: http://www.amazon.com/GW-Security-GW1084-F-Type-Connector/dp/B008DKLR42/ref=sr_1_1?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1386196242&sr=1-1&keywords=BNC+to+F+type and it should work just fine. -Mike
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Radio Shack has what you need. 1 problem though you need two different items. Item 1 Model: 278-011 Catalog #: 2780011 (I paid around $19.00 now their site has it down to $7.62) Item 2 SMA Male (both ends) I can't tell from the pictures on the website what the catalog number is but once you have Item 1 in your hands you will be able to understand what you need. I also ordered from amazon an all in one connector but it came from overseas I think from the sound of the seller and it took almost a month. If you're as impatient as I am, go to Radio Shack