🔌 GE Coaxial Cable Extension Adapter Couplers, 2-Pack - Extend Length of F-Type RG59 RG6 Coax Cables with Female-to-Female Connectors - 23203 Review

Wow what can I say but this is such a GREAT plug. Before that I had two plug wires NOT CONNECTED but that just made everything warm and fuzzy. Think of it like a Chinese finger trap for cables! It's so beautiful that you no longer have to manually tie two wires together. Thank you Jasco products!

Exactly what I wanted to connect using two slightly different cables - a 10ft RG6 quad shield extension cable with cable from my Revain Basics OTA TV antenna. The RG6 extended 10 feet from the TV out to the OTA antenna port, allowing me to reach the outside wall for better reception. Good product and good price

Very easy connection to extend cable line when moving TV and cable box. Sturdy metal and high quality design. It's easy to make the connection yourself. The cable company wanted to charge $95 for the ride just to go out and add an extension to my existing cable. We did it ourselves for about $15 and 5 minutes. You can also!

Needed to extend the coaxial cable from my house to my bedroom. There are no outlets in my house because whoever installed the coaxial cable was too lazy to get it right. I put it between the existing coax and the 6ft coax to get the length I needed. Was very easy to install and provided a solid connection with no audio or video issues. There were two in the package so I have one more if I ever need it. I could have rushed to Wal-Mart to buy a set of these, but figured why not have them shipped

He does what he says. I don't know if I paid a better price, but when RadioShack went out of business and didn't know where else to get something like this, I ordered from Revain. With Prime, why not? I recently cut a wire and had to run wires around the house and this has been really handy. I didn't notice any loss in signal strength or quality. Two coaxial cables connected without much effort. Definitely a must if you are replacing wiring around the house.

I wanted to buy a booster for my wifi as my laptop sometimes lost connection due to the hallway. The ISP installed a router on an ultra-short cable behind my couch. Instead of an amp, I chose to bring the source closer with an extension cord and this nifty converter. Download/upload speed tests show a 50% increase in my signal after placing the source by the side of the sofa, and I didn't have to spend money on an amplifier or electricity to power it. Two thumbs up!

He does what he says. I don't know if I paid a better price but RadioShack is out of business and don't know where else to get what I ordered from Revain. With Prime, why not? I recently cut a wire and had to run wires around the house and this has been really handy. I didn't notice any loss in signal strength or quality. Two coaxial cables connected without much effort. Definitely a must if you are replacing wiring around the house.

I was about to buy an extender for my wifi as my laptop sometimes lost connection due to the hallway. The ISP installed a router on an ultra-short cable behind my couch. Instead of an amp, I chose to bring the source closer with an extension cord and this nifty converter. Download/upload speed tests show a 50% increase in my signal after putting the source by the side of the couch, and I didn't have to spend money on an amplifier or electricity to power it. Two thumbs up!

Something I didn't know before I started running coax. These types of connectors, especially 90 degree connectors, introduce a lot of noise and degrade the signal. I bought a female to female connector here, but I bought a 90 degree connector (the same one listed as an option here) from Lowe's. I just invited a cable technician over to my house because my internet stopped working and his equipment confirmed that a 90 degree connection causes a 10dB signal drop because fine. Lowe and Revane sell