This does work.. My dad broke the coax on the house antenna and he just spliced it together... I will say the antenna does go out when like a plane passes close to the house so def is shielding is compromised lol
The white foam you cut out is called the dielectric. You're messing with the impedance bro!! And remember, today's coax has frequencies flowing in both directions. Aside from the certain MER and BER issues with your system, you also run a major risk of ingress. Ingress can degrade your entire neighborhood and if it is bad enough it could knock modems offline. Dont be that guy.
This is only a temp fix, should only work for a week to a couple of months at best and just for a no voltage cable TV type job. If it is used on a cable that is passing a bias voltage (powering some sort of amp) then it could cause expensive damage (sort term or long term).
Might be suitable for TV antenna signal, in a pinch. But really two connectors and a coupler doesn't cost that much, and about the same amount of effort. Definitely wouldn't do this with a modem run.
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This does work.. My dad broke the coax on the house antenna and he just spliced it together... I will say the antenna does go out when like a plane passes close to the house so def is shielding is compromised lol
The white foam you cut out is called the dielectric. You're messing with the impedance bro!! And remember, today's coax has frequencies flowing in both directions. Aside from the certain MER and BER issues with your system, you also run a major risk of ingress. Ingress can degrade your entire neighborhood and if it is bad enough it could knock modems offline. Dont be that guy.
Thank you! It worked!!! 😊
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This is only a temp fix, should only work for a week to a couple of months at best and just for a no voltage cable TV type job. If it is used on a cable that is passing a bias voltage (powering some sort of amp) then it could cause expensive damage (sort term or long term).
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Might be suitable for TV antenna signal, in a pinch. But really two connectors and a coupler doesn't cost that much, and about the same amount of effort. Definitely wouldn't do this with a modem run.
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I can't find connectors around my area
@@heavywarriorrYou don't have a Lowe's or Home Depot nearby?
Well done!
Please call your cable service provider and have a real technician just replace it. This will cause nothing but ongoing problems.
If we did the above our coaxial cable will work
Really work?😢
Since I didn't have electrical tape can this be a fire hazard? I just did this and my cable is working now
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OK BUT LENGTH limit FIT DISTANCE OWER TENS
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I need the tying part to be slower it's too fast to replicate 😂
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does it work?
Nah, the lack of shielding will cause issues
Let's say for short term kinda works