GE Connectors Shielded Satellite 33532 Review

Dish in place for a clear view of the southern sky to receive a signal. Sufficient length without signal loss. However, we are returning this product as the ends are "tight" and cannot be manually twisted into joints. a wrench is required as the threaded ends cannot be turned by hand.

Good cable. I redid the wiring system under my house and I would NEVER want to crawl in there again if I could avoid it. I pulled out about half a dozen shoddy splitters and cables and replaced them with two overhead splitters, and these cables were long enough to reach any room I wanted to run cables in. Now there is nothing under the house except cables, which are of excellent quality. The video quality is perfect, even on HD channels, and my cable modem has never been faster.

I live in New York City on the Upper West Side in an area served mostly by a notoriously bad internet monopoly (I won't name names here), was having some trouble connecting to the internet due to a very poor signal from the router connected to a stationary short cable next to the wall making it impossible for me to move the router and place it on the table / download speed you name it, I've experienced it. This product changed the rules Not only does it give me the flexibility to move the…

I'm all for minimal packaging and eliminating as much single-use plastic as possible, but I think GE RG6 Coaxial Cable, 50 ft F-Type Connectors, Quad Shielded Coaxial Cable, In-Wall Rated (Black , 33532) may have gone too far. You will receive a cable reel with a small cardboard hanger. My issue is that the F connectors are not covered in any way, allowing the center pins (and in my case) to bend. It's not the end of the world, but it's not inevitable either. As for the cable, I don't have coax

Due to the quad shielding, this wire cannot easily enter the connector/crimping tool, so it needs to be lubricated and slowly inserted into the connector before crimping. If you don't do this, the center copper wire will not connect to the jack socket on your receiver/TV and you may have a problem. Of course if you use the plugs that come with it most likely there won't be any problems but I like to plug it into a TV/receiver and then trim it. Every additional meter of cable has a loss factor.

Good cable. I redid the wiring system under my house and I would NEVER want to crawl in there again if I could avoid it. Pulled out about half a dozen low quality splitters and cables and replaced them with two overhead splitters and these cables were long enough to reach any room I wanted to run cables in. Now there is nothing under the house except cables, which are of excellent quality. The video quality is perfect, even on HD channels, and my cable modem has never been faster.

I'm all for minimal packaging and avoiding single use plastic, but I'm thinking GE RG6 coax, 50ft. F-Type Connectors, Quad-Shield Wall Mount Coax (Black, 33532) may have gone too far. You will receive a cable reel with a small cardboard hanger. My issue is that the F connectors are not covered in any way, allowing the center pins (and in my case) to bend. It's not the end of the world, but it's not inevitable either. As for the cable, I don't have coax connectors on my Fluke, so I can't comment