Will this work for coax outlet?
908814
I'm not sure, I returned it because it was too big and attracted my daughter to always go in that area. So use the regular plug covers.
908815
There are several types of coax wall plate assemblies, most are the type that have the coax connector attached to the wall plate...so removing the wall plate to install this kid proof one will also remove the connector. (Short answer...probably won't work for your coax)
1165866
Hello, I believe you mean coax cable compatible? If you are talking about regular cable outlet cable (like Comcast or similar) yes, it is compatible with that. The only way, this modem can get internet signal is through the coax cable from the wall. I hope this answers your question.
1644324
It will but the NES needs an RCA cable also. Get a single RCA style cable or use half of an audio / video cable if you have one handy and plug it into the NES RF out, then the other side gets this coax adapter.
832908
Yes, absolutely. You will need one to connect you your modem or switch and another one to pick up the signal at the other end of the coaxial cable in a different room.
1845845
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 .
1000122
actually, I misunderstood the question, if you are using an S/PDIF Coaxial, that would work.
24481
If it is coax it will probably have a BNC connector on it. You will need a short cable with a female BNC coax connector on one end and a male RCA plug on the other.
792888
The coaxial on this box is for audio not "cable" and it's output only. Not sure if this is what you mean.
382101
I'm really not sure. My mother in law bought the wrong cable for what she needed. I know the coax end has several prongs in it. Not like a normal coax that has one prong in it.
2209735
Yes, but it comes with one. Or any other coax cable you have would work as well.
490283
Apologies. Your question is more technical than I can answer. I just hooked the thing up and it worked (well). I run nothing more on the coax in my house than the antenna signal. I should add add that the signal strength has degraded somewhat (fewer channels) since I installed the amplifier in January, but the decrease in performance could be attributable to something other than the amp. Will investigate before winter.
1879007
Not to my knowledge. The interface for outputs and inputs do NOT accept coax. Unless the electronic stores have some sort of adapter that I am unaware of, I would say that is just not possible.
451773
Yes. The diameter of cat5 cable is just a but smaller than coax. Might be a tad loose but still provide support.
1845846
Yes RG8-50 ohm coax will work--But remember, if you are planning on running alot of watts, you should run RG 213--its the bigger coax--but yes, to answer your question, RG8 coax will work for sure.
369030
This is for optical to coax. You need the opposite, coax to optical. There should be a similar product available on here that works in the opposite direction.
1604682
Probably has, why not? Coax is just an RF pipe. I'm using it for 0 - 30 mHz receive only.
1354433
Yes it will. It is bi-directional so it has return to the headend of your cable company. But if your getting a real bad signal to begin with no. I would try the 123 first. Change out your coax make sure it's RG6. Try looking at the levels on your modem most cable modems you can view from 192.168.100.1 If you have low power levels and high S/N levels it will help you out but just remember it only boost what it receives noise in noise out. Try your coax make sure the F connectors or nice and tight and look down in them if you see green you have water that has made it in you coax. Hope this helps. Yes it will. It is bi-directional so it has return to the headend of your cable company. But if your getting a real bad signal to begin with no. I would try the 123 first. Change out your coax make sure it's RG6. Try looking at the levels on your modem most cable modems you can view from 192.168.100.1 If you have low power levels and high S/N levels it will help you out but just remember it only boost what it receives noise in noise out. Try your coax make sure the F connectors or nice and tight and look down in them if you see green you have water that has made it in you coax. Hope this... » Read More Yes it will. It is bi-directional so it has return to the headend of your cable company. But if your getting a real bad signal to begin with no. I would try the 123 first. Change out your coax make sure it's RG6. Try looking at the levels on your modem most cable modems you can view from 192.168.100.1 If you have low power levels and high S/N levels it will help you out but just remember it only boost what it receives noise in noise out. Try your coax make sure the F connectors or nice and tight and look down in them if you see green you have water that has made it in you coax. Hope this helps. « Show Less