I ended up buying perfectvision compression style pins but when it came it was for head end style mini rg59. And now all my pins are waste. Until i buy those expensive cable. 😢.... I have wasted few just using few. Also had to buy that expensive tool too.. 😅
Magic! To be honest, I'm not sure, but it makes a much more secure connector for me. I think the entire connector is shrunk down/compressed onto the cable in a circle, rather than the crimp tool just reshapes the sleeve into a hexagon that squeezes it only in some parts.
So glad to have you back Ballast! How I have missed your helpful content
Hi Steven, thanks for your help in the past. Peace & blessings
I just want to let you know YOU ARE MY HERO!!! lol every time i need advice on my church setup here you are with such a fantastic video!!!
Thanks for such a good video I was loocking for this solution.
Glad to get some more useful information from you Steven. Great video.
So good to see you ❤
Looks like you lost weight brother :) good for you! Thanks for the tip, will give them a look
I ended up buying perfectvision compression style pins but when it came it was for head end style mini rg59.
And now all my pins are waste. Until i buy those expensive cable. 😢.... I have wasted few just using few. Also had to buy that expensive tool too.. 😅
What is the compression tool doing that the crimp tool is not?
Magic! To be honest, I'm not sure, but it makes a much more secure connector for me. I think the entire connector is shrunk down/compressed onto the cable in a circle, rather than the crimp tool just reshapes the sleeve into a hexagon that squeezes it only in some parts.
awesome tool question what kind of cabling are you using 1505F?
I use mostly Belden 1694A