I would like to remote mount the screw type coax connectors. does anyone know the correct type of cable and name of the conectors to use for this appl
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They are N type but I would not do that unless you use RG 11 (very bulky and expensive) and on a short distance. There is not enough power to run long runs and you have to run all 4 lines otherwise the system will not run properly.
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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.
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It depends on your particular setup. Yes, having extra lengths of coax is a must, even if very short. The manufacturer presumably assumes you will already have this available or will just buy what you need, since there is so much variation in setup and cable needs.
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This uses a MCX antenna connector. To connect it standard coaxial cable, I use a MCX Male to F Female adaptor, like this:MCX Male to F Female Video Adapter
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You will need the coax cable. It depends on your signal if you need an amp- and a mounting pole if you don't already have something to attach it to. We bought the amp just in case and it helped us. I thought the coax came with this one but it did not.
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A specific type of coax cable with screw on ends connects to back of TV and antenna. Same type of coax cable used with cable or direct TV hook-ups These cables are made in different lengths and are available at stores like Radio Shack or through the internet. If the antenna has an amplifier it requires it to be plugged into a wall electrical outlet also.
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Yeah you have to have a cable box with a HDMI output in order to connect it to the costar it can not connect to a coax cable lineThe remote works with my Comcast cable box
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I don't know about that, Lou. I ran mine through the hole with the coax. I think that it would probably interfere with the mounting plates for the dish but didn't try so don't take that as the gospel.
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i'm not really sure of your exact question? but here is how i'm this Dualcomm Ethernet adaptors. I have internet in my shop and tried to use wireless signals to get internet in house, but it was to far. but I had coax cable running from shop to house already. so I found these dualcomm adaptors that had "Ethernet to coax". So I connected my ethernet cable in my shop to this adaptor to the coax cable that ran to house then reversed it back from coax to Ethernet in my house to connect to my computer. hope that helps
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Make sure the coax cable end pieces are compatible with your equipment as well as your antennae connectors.
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Thanks for asking. This is definitely not coax. I don't know what this is. It big and has 19 pins in there. I must have another one I ordered with coax. I'm getting mixed up with all these cables Im ordering. This one is something I never saw before. It has 19 pins arranged in a hexagonal pattern. Do you know what this is?
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That is the CB I'm using with it. You remove the rubber duckie, and attach the coax. It seems to me that having some sort of plug for the duckie mount would be nice, but you're on your own there.
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This Website offers a lot of help with Antennas.http://www.k0bg.com/antennas.htmlMy installation was working before replacing the Firestik. I don't know how long my coax is. It's routed through the roof of an RV.
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you'll need this one, the other coax to coax don't work.. FireStik K-8R18 18 foot Fire-Flex coax cable with Fire-Ring
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I haven't done it, but on page seven of the user manual from fluke, it shows an example of a coax cable being traced with one end of the alligator clips being connected to the coax, and one to ground, with the probe used on the other end and the rest of the cable before the break. Plus other reviewers have said that they have traced coax, the link to the manual is here http://www.testequipmentdepot.com/flukenetworks/pdf/pro3000_manu.PDF. But you should do further research yourself, as said, I haven't actually used it for coax 'yet', myself.
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The connectors are referred to as UHF. The coax and connectors work well with HF, VHF and UHF. I am using mine on a HF transceiver and it works great.
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You could if you know how to attach a new PL259 coax connector...that is problem one...problem two is that sometimes the length of the cable is actually part of the antenna design so it may not work quite as well...my suggestion is to just roll it up neatly and tape or tie tag it...