Can this be used to strip RG6 Coaxial Cables?
1334319
Yes does a great job....don't try to adjust cutting depth ...use as set from supplier
1334320
YES - However tool is not easy to use - you can cut and waste a lot of cable if not careful - I use it to score the outer jacket only - I tried both # 5 & 6 cable - hope this helps -I cannot overstress the "be careful" part - you may have limited cable to work with
1334321
YES - However tool is not easy to use - you can cut and waste a lot of cable if not careful - I use it to score the outer jacket only - I tried both # 5 & 6 cable - hope this helps - I cannot overstress the "be careful" part - you may have limited cable to work with
1334322
Yes, it works well on RG6...but not so well on the RG6 quad shielded outdoor cable, which is heavier. The pre-set blade block is for changing size, and is not adjustable. What is adjustable, is the part of the tool that will remove the outer jacket only.
2085984
Yes, its designed to use 300 ohm cable. To convert to coax you will need a booster (which is normally not needed) and a 75ohm to 300ohm transformer.
1110146
No, it only has a matching transformer so you can use RG-6 cable. You would need something like this 100FT F-f RG6 Patch Cable Blk Premium Retail Blister Pack plus a rotor and rotor wire, antenna amplifier, splitters if you have more than one TV, a tripod roof mount, two sections of steel mast, a grounding block, ground wire and a grounding rod or water pipe ground attachment.
1139463
RG-6 is 72 0hm coax, the booster input & output impeadance is 52 ohm, I use Belden 9913 low loss cable to the outdoor antenna & RG-58A/U to the indoor antenna. Both Cables are 52 ohm, the connectors on the booster are type N which would be very hard to use the TV foil shielded coax with.Box works very good with correct antennas & coax. Drew
1519894
No these will not work on RG59 cable. The center insulation of RG59 cable is a smaller diameter and it will slip right thru the center of the RG6 connector. Also, I use a Data Shark Cutter/Stripper to get the proper trim on the cable..it is worth the cost, rather than trimming the cable by hand.
1443821
This kit is designed for use with Compression F-Connectors, primarily on RG-6 or RG-6Q coax cables. IMHO, a crimping tool designed specifically for BNC would be a better choice.
2215309
Yes. You will need a longer piece of cable. RG6 cable is recommended. the R59 cable is to thin.
543882
It works nicely on all RG59 and RG6 that I have used it on. I don't think the wire size of the center conductor is a factor at all.
1721765
I don't think rg56 exists. The picture is of a rg6 connector but the description states otherwise. But when you talk about rg 59 vs rg6, rg6 is thicker hence rg59 plugs won't really fit into rg6 cables. Rg6 is used for cable coax connections and has higher bandwidth. Rg59 is used for video camera wires.
1703547
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.
1459543
Do you have the proper RG-6 coax cutting tool? The proper tool has two cutting blades. One removes only the black outer insulation, the other removes the inner white insulation only leaving the inner copper core wire. If you cut this correctly, you should have a portion of exposed inner copper core at the edge of the wire, followed by a section of white insulation covering the copper, core, then an area of black insulation with the outer shield wires pulled back over it. Go onto you tube and search on RG-6 connector and you'll get instructional videos.
1953080
Standard RG6 coax is the normal cable for satellite and cable TV. Most is rated 70 ohm and swept tested to 2200Mhz. The stuff you can find on Amazon or your local big box store is going to work just fine. The maximum run is 200 ft for this type of dish before it has signal issues.
592050
I've used it to strip 24 gauge - nothing smaller. It does a very good job on the 24g wire. I tried the Harbor Freight product and it cuts, rather than strip, the 24g wire.
525225
To be totally honest i don't know if that application is possible. I'm using it to mix the seperate hdtv channels of two seperate directional antennas. I'm not sure if there would be any interferance between the over the air feed and the catv feed. You might look for a coaxial switch simular to the ones used with video game systems. Good luck
175122
Haven't used it yet. Hopefully it does because I bought it for cat6 cables Good luck!
243580
I would say no. Strip fits into a channel. I think a small amount of clear silicon would work the best
336280
If you require bare wire you can use this. However, keep in mind that RCA cable is comprised of a core of wire in the center of each (red and white terminal) and wire coiled around that which is separated by insulation. Essentially a positive and negative. Due to this configuration it can be difficult to strip the wires and keep them separate. It can be done, as I've done this many times, it just takes a little effort.