Can I use this to re establish a connection on a cut cable wire from Verizon? Does this have the barrel connectors as wel?
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As long is Coax wire, yes. I am a cable tech. This is the tools I use for work. No, it doesn't come with the barrels. It does come with the RG-6 fittings.
1267064
I just used rg6 connectors and it worked fine. I have since bought the new type of connectors that the cable guys use but haven't use any yet.
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Yes, that is exactly what I've done. Verizon is our cell service, so I transferred my land line number to the Verizon Wireless Home Phone Connect device. It's a little black box with antenna that's actually a cell phone. A regular phone cord connects it to one of our phone wall plugs and the signal runs through the existing house wiring. The Panasonic KX-TG155SK system is plugged into another wall plug. Callers to our former land line don't even know they are talking over a cell service. Instead of paying AT&T; about $40/month, we now pay Verizon $9.95 for the extra cell line on our family share plan. Yes, that is exactly what I've done. Verizon is our cell service, so I transferred my land line number to the Verizon Wireless Home Phone Connect device. It's a little black box with antenna that's actually a cell phone. A regular phone cord connects it to one of our phone wall plugs and the signal runs through the existing house wiring. The Panasonic KX-TG155SK system is plugged into another wall plug. Callers to our former land line don't even know they are talking over a cell service. Instead of paying AT&T; about $40/month, we now pay Verizon $9.95 for the extra cell line on our family... » Read More Yes, that is exactly what I've done. Verizon is our cell service, so I transferred my land line number to the Verizon Wireless Home Phone Connect device. It's a little black box with antenna that's actually a cell phone. A regular phone cord connects it to one of our phone wall plugs and the signal runs through the existing house wiring. The Panasonic KX-TG155SK system is plugged into another wall plug. Callers to our former land line don't even know they are talking over a cell service. Instead of paying AT&T; about $40/month, we now pay Verizon $9.95 for the extra cell line on our family share plan. « Show Less
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From the inside cover: Insulated terminals (22-10 AWG), non-insulated open barrel connectors 22-10 AWG, Fully insulated terminals 22-8 AWG, Miniature insulated rings spades and butt splices 26-16 AWG, RG-6 and RG-59 (hex crimp) coaxial cable, 8mm and 8.5mm spiral core spark plug wire. It is claimed that the open barrel connector die can do Weatherpack. Maybe the wire crimp step (looks a bit tight for this) but there is no round crimp for the seal crimp. There are no dies even close to a true Weatherpack crimper that does both the wire and seal crimps in one step.
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Actually the extra wire on the end is cut off its just easier to get it right that way I'd recommend getting their official crimping tool as for higher cross talk or impedance I'm not sure about that as I think it's related to whatever cable you get but either I highly recommend this product generally you can find it in youtube how this process is done
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Yes. It was like it was made for Verizon FIOS. If youre going to use in a room with coax hookup and have a STB already connected you will need a 2.4GHZ bidirectional slitter and 2 RG6 cables. Works great. You only need one ECB2500
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it's all about the connecting cables. You need a connector that will only connect the line you want to use. I use it to connect my fax when I need it.
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we purchased the Y connector. We connected our barrel to one and our regular downspout, which goes out on the ground,to the other one. My husband connected it all and had no problems at all. By using the Y connector, we are able to send the water off the roof down on the ground once our barrel got full! There is a switch on the Y which changes the direction of the water to where you want it to go.
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They sell a strip to strip connector. You have to cut the strip where it is indicated to eliminate the existing connection and use the new strip to strip connector.
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I have a Verizon Wireless Phone and had to cut the plastic next to the right side of the battery for it to work. The wireless circuit board basically covers the battery and two tab protrude from the right side as you are looking at the back of the phone. Verizon frame on the back of the phone covers the two prongs where the wireless circuit is supposed to connect to phone. It is not the two prongs near the top of the phone which I thought originally when it is all there is. To cut the plastic frame I used a steady hand and a deemed tool. This is after is completely took the phone apart which is the only safe way to make sure nothing get damaged as you cut enough plastic off. I hope this helps! I have a Verizon Wireless Phone and had to cut the plastic next to the right side of the battery for it to work. The wireless circuit board basically covers the battery and two tab protrude from the right side as you are looking at the back of the phone. Verizon frame on the back of the phone covers the two prongs where the wireless circuit is supposed to connect to phone. It is not the two prongs near the top of the phone which I thought originally when it is all there is. To cut the plastic frame I used a steady hand and a deemed tool. This is after is completely took the phone apart... » Read More I have a Verizon Wireless Phone and had to cut the plastic next to the right side of the battery for it to work. The wireless circuit board basically covers the battery and two tab protrude from the right side as you are looking at the back of the phone. Verizon frame on the back of the phone covers the two prongs where the wireless circuit is supposed to connect to phone. It is not the two prongs near the top of the phone which I thought originally when it is all there is. To cut the plastic frame I used a steady hand and a deemed tool. This is after is completely took the phone apart which is the only safe way to make sure nothing get damaged as you cut enough plastic off. I hope this helps! « Show Less
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Yes, I change without cut the cable just is tricky but can be done, any way find the way to connect it again
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Manufacturer states it requires wire to wire contact. Don't cut. Strip a small section back. No T-taps because it is resistance based not voltage based. Definitely no plug harness. No way to do that really.
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Sorry, I no longer have the original packaging, so I'm not sure of the wire gauge. That said, it's standard phone line, I'm not sure if that's indicative of a required gauge.
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If I remember correctly it's a butt connection. You slide in the bare cable, stripped back, and turn the screw to clamp it down. I'm using 1g cable and could have used a bigger one if I had wanted to... Clear as mud?
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Even though I think this is a good cable as far as quality goes, I couldn't say if it would work for your model as I couldn't get it to do what I needed it to with my old V3 Rzr. But I think the best advice I could give you is to look on the list of models and see if yours is listed and another very important issue is that first you must have the software "Motorola Phone Manager" to sinc your phone to your computer and be able to transfer data ie photo's, contacts....etc. and in the past few years Verizon and some other providers have made changes in the way they programmed there phones that will make it so you can't sinc your phone anymore even with the software without paying them for it. So your pretty much taking a shot in the dark when you decide to try this. If I were you I would call your provider and ask them if you can do this with your phone, and I have a copy of the Motorola phone tools software that won't work for me because of the way Verizon has programmed my phone {as I stated above} so if you wan't it I could probably send it to you (No charge) because its not doing me any good and it could very possibly work for you. If you want it let me know, you can contact me at that "Y" place with jonmur60 in front of it with your address and I'll just send it to you.
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It works with a 4 wire, 6 wire, and 8 wire connector. It is still a RJ45 connector for either one, internally the wire's are configured differently. The tool should terminate both. Check this link out. http://www.accesscomms.com.au/reference/cat5&6plugcomparison.htm
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My understanding is that it is specific to Verizon phones with that type of connector. To be sure, you would have to contact the distributer on the Amazon web site.