Does this come with RG6 coax or the smaller RG59? Thank You.
493792
It comes with a short RG-6 cable, for amplifier to antenna matching transformer, only.
493793
comes with a short piece of RG59(3ft) connects between power supply & tv receiver. No other coax is supplied. This amp performs very well!
493794
we believe it was the RG59-we had another one we used, so we didn't use the one it came with.
1104085
I used a really old one at work almost exclusively for Coax (RG59 mainly, but 6 as well). A dedicated coax stripper might be better for you if you just want to do coax, but I use this for various wire types.
1092160
This cable is commonly referred to as "coax" or "RG6" or "coaxial", it is a very versatile cable and is commonly used to run "cable". This will work fine with all major content providers systems, but be mindful of degradation for long runs without amplification. Lastly, this is a lot of of cable. I completely pre-wired a new build 2500 sq/ft. and I didn't even put a dent into the spool. I plan to sell the extra at a garage sale (the stuff isn't too expensive by way of cabling).
2139594
Ran is dead wrong about needing the "n" connector, the "N" connector is a totally different connector than on the DT504--you need a standard TV three to six foot RG-6 0r RG-59 coax with the screw=on "F" connector and I bet you already have one around the house.
1546267
I ran 50 feet of RG 59 with F connectors into the house, put a barrel connection between the RG 59 and the supplied wire that came with the antenna. It works great, clear strong signal all of the time. Robert Sr
1546270
I am using RG6 coax and have had it installed for 8 years. RG6 has twice the bandwidth of RG59. I've dug a little on the Internet and I saw reference of using RG6 to connect the antenna to the radio unit. My recommendation is to use RG6.
509958
I sent that one back. Don't know the size but it does not have a coax cable input.
435817
Yes. Every time you split a Coax cable, you will lose a given amount of signal strength, measured in dB. Also, the longer a cable is, the more signal loss can result. For a typical RG6 cables longer than 200ft, it's recommended to increase the quality to an RG7 cable (same when running ~100ft of RG5, go to RG6). Generally, you would want your Cable Modem for Internet on the strongest signal, as cable boxes can amplify the signal they receive.
732655
You can buy RG59 coax cable almost anywhere (Walmart, radio shack, best buy etc) in just about any length you need. You will also need a coax connector, female on both ends. Hope this helps.
791279
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?
1028514
The small piece (the remote) has a 6 wire RJ-12 connector on one end and an 8 wire RJ-45 connector on the other. If you want to test BNC or coax cable, the included adapters are used for them.
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Yes the coax does come with the Wilson 5000 i have a crew can dodge 3500 and I had enough cable to to run down the back of my cab under my truck and up toy dash where my radio is mounted
569435
This antenna comes with 50' of RG6 coaxial cable. It has F connectors at each end plus an F to BNC adapter. Hope that answers your question!
848099
go to this link on e bay you can buy much cheaper used but much cheaper and comes with coax cable http://www.ebay.com/itm/311154604620?_trksid=p2059210.m2749.l2649&ssPageName;=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT
1595091
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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I'm not sure what an over the air antenna is I assume it is one of those antenna's that you put on your house to pick p the old style TV waves. If that antena has the flat wite with the two screws it does not have the two screws. But radio shack sells a converter from the old style flat antenna wire to coax. so if an RG 59 or RG 6 coax cable can run from that antenna to the TV then yes it has an input for that. It would use the same input as the one for a cable box assuming the antenna uses a coax of course. And if I remember the input menu on the remote has a selection for antenna. Hope this helps.
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I am using it with the Mahu Sky HDTV and it filters out FM signals so I can not test it for you. However FM goes from 88Mhz to 108Mhz in the united states, an RG6 cable is rated up to 3GHz (3000Mhz) so a RG6 cable should work just as good as a RG-59. That being said the Mediabridge cable is double shielded and (in my experience with it so far) should reduce the noise that you would pick up between the antenna and the receiver vs a single shielded cable.