Terminating RG6 Dual Shield Coax Riser - The Correct Method

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  • Опубликовано: 26 ноя 2024

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  • @goremando2238
    @goremando2238 4 месяца назад

    Great videos. I'm planning on running a new coax line in my home and piping around some ethernet. The currently plumbed cable in the walls is old rg59 from when the home was built in the 80's and pulling through cable isn't possible. Previous owner piped in some rg6 but it's really sloppy looking and in a weird spot so I'm gonna do it right. Just waiting for a day that isn't triple digit heat.

  • @rpsmith
    @rpsmith 2 года назад

    Great video! Thanks!

  • @aasmith78
    @aasmith78 3 месяца назад

    That stripper sucks, the pivot pin on mine broke after a few months.

    • @trueCABLE
      @trueCABLE  3 месяца назад

      Hello and I am sorry to hear that! In going through the RMA for refund or replacement records I have to say that is a rather unusual thing to have happen. It does not look like a design flaw. In your case I am thinking your particular tool was defective. We are happy to replace it under our Forever Warranty. Just send us a picture of the tool that is broken with your contact information on our Contact Us form on the trueCABLE website. We will get you a replacement, at no charge. Thanks!

  • @abouali9036
    @abouali9036 2 года назад

    جووووود

  • @Beeeazybones
    @Beeeazybones Год назад +1

    This video came out a year ago? Your tech is late to the game, sorry to say

    • @trueCABLE
      @trueCABLE  Год назад +1

      Hello! trueCABLE is a young company...about 7 years old. Any product we carry typically has extensive written and video content behind it. We introduced Ethernet copper twisted pair Category cable first and then added coaxial later. We like to say that we are just fashionably on time :>)