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cctv cable

robert99d
in CCTV & Access Control

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Yeah.. I'm retracting that. My bad.

After some googling, there's a lot more to learn about cable than I previously appreciated.

Found what looks to be a nice link - thought I'd pass it on, here.

http://www.westpenn-cdt.com/pdfs/coax_train.pdf

Hello, just thought I'd add my twopennies worth here. RG59 has a solid white plastic central bit, and TV coax has hollows in it. Thus RG59 will not lose it's video shielding when bent or crushed, TV coax does as it squashes and twists out of shape easily.
Yeah.. I'm retracting that. My bad.

After some googling, there's a lot more to learn about cable than I previously appreciated.

Found what looks to be a nice link - thought I'd pass it on, here.

http://www.westpenn-cdt.com/pdfs/coax_train.pdf

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thx bryan.. nothing new about rg59 or CATV cables but the explanatory about differencies proved me few things i have been thinking about but couldn't put it in to the words..
  • 2 weeks later...

More links:

http://64.233.161.104/search?q=cache:lhds0...+RG59+RG6&hl=en

http://www.epanorama.net/links/wire_av.html#cabletypes

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