My motorhome is older and has RG59 cable do I have to change over to RG6 cable
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Anymore, it's not a bad idea. RG6 is for digital cable and satellite, RG59 for analog. Any more, TVs, cable, satellite, DVD players, etc. are all digital. BTW, in my RV, I did not change out the installed cable lines, and even on the secondary line in the back room, it works fine, as long as I have the amplifier on in the wall plate. I'm not sure what cable was installed, though. You might try it first, before replacing the lines. I'm no techy, but I found the info on the cables online. Just used "rg59 vs rg6 coaxial cable" in search.
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no, but if your old rg 59 fitting needs replacing for any reason you can't use rg-6 fittings on the rg-59 cable. go to radio shack and pick them up. I have a 1990 airstream with the old size cable. It worked fine but my fitting was messed up. Also you will have to change the booster inside the trailer. It's tuned to the old antenna and it will need to be replaced with the new one.
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Hi Fred. My 95 airstream has older cable as well. I was unable to change it out. The new digital antana works well on the older cable. My cable run is under 10 feet. I did run a test with digital cable to compare against the older and didnt notic a difference. The newer digital cable probably makes the difference over long runs in a house where atenuation and degrigation of signal is of concern. Im not a proffession, just my experience
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RG59 is okay. RG6 is better. RG6 with solid copper conductor is the best. It is often difficult to run new cable in a RV and make it neat. You may get a few more channels by changing out the cable but it may not be worth the trouble.
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No RG59 is fine. My husband is a low voltage tech and says you should be good to go!
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Should be no problem, you can always go on line to winegard with questions. Also it is a great antenna.
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I looked at an owners manual online. There is no picture of the connection for me to look at to know if it is the correct cable.
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I am not sure. Both plugsocket seem to be 9/16 inch. But the 6.8 plug looks different.
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You have to read the output voltage on your old one. If it is 5 volts 2a or what ever it is with the correct barrel connector size also. Sorry I gave mine to my brother.
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RG6 would be better, especially if you have a long distance from your antenna to your TV. Shorter distance should be ok with RG59.
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I'm not 100% sure if mine is rated RG6 but I was successful in attaching my eye to a standard in-wall Coax Cable. Mine runs another 50 feet without any problem. FYI the first box had some problems but they exchanged it for no cost and that one works fine.
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Depends on what your old model was. You can call up the manufacturer of the old module and they can answer your question
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Yup. On the throttle cable the easiest thing to do is contact Barnett and tell them what your setup is and they will make you a cable.
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these only change the ends from RJ45 so one can connect up power rca connector bnc connector the Cat5 or 6 is just the jumper from one end to the other you have to use UTP straight thru pin configuration I guess you don't understand how this works
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I do not see any reason you couldn't use it. Cat 6 is just a higher speed cable because it has more twists. Cat 5&6 use the same rj45 connector. They also have the same amount of conductors.
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You don't say what type of connections are on your older equipment. I can't remember if I was able to see the rear of the receiver on the website. If you can, zoom in and see if the connections are the same and has all the hook ups you need. Good luck!
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If you change the cables it will cost a lot of cash,I rerouted all of my cables behind the tree,if you go on YouTube and put in ,,m109r risers,, there is a video on there explaining how to do this,it's a it of messing about but well worth it in the end..Dave.
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i suggest monster cable and other after market cable will work, another tip is vmoda cables are completely compatible to ue 6000 no problem. that is the cable that i am using right now.
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RG 59 to my understanding is an older cable. I would think it would work for this purpose. I used RG 6 andIt works great. If you have ends on it just try it out on temporary basis. I bought the right length at Home Depot
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The connection type is an RJ45 connector, Cat5, Cat 53, Cat6 all use RJ45 Connectors, the cable is your choice depending on your environment if you decide to run your own cable, Google the difference (honestly cat5 which is cheaper will be fine) unless you are running a new network throughout the house and have cat6 I wouldn't bother going with cat6.
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What I received was the same as my old 909502, however the wiring harness was different, but by cutting the end of the new harness and using wire screws to connect it to the motorhome wires it has worked to my satisfaction.
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Unless you can't install or replace with RG6, I wouldn't use RG59 for anything other than OTA antenna. RG6 has 18AWG copper wire while RG59 has a thinner wire, so for cable TV and/or TV/internet/internet streaming, I would avoid RG59 to avoid a potential weak link if you had to trouble shoot your home network.