Mediabridge F81 Splice Connector 3GHz Female to Female Coaxial Cable Extension - Gold-Plated - 5 Pack - Buy Now! Review

You get what you pay for. We recently switched from cable to antenna and ended up finding the best spot for reception in an upstairs room away from the TV. I used existing RG6 wiring in the walls of the house to send the signal down and it was ok but not very good. I replaced the plugs with them on the go, which greatly affected the signal strength at the receiver.

This is the device you need for connecting multimedia devices that may have incompatible connectors on the cable ends. the back of my Blu-ray player to my HD antenna, which needs an extension cord to reach the window. The signal is clear and the screw connections are tight. The greatest feeling of this is the smug satisfaction that comes from cutting the cord.

Just replaced the gateway (router) with the latest Xfi from the Comcast store. Had to go back to return the old one and while there I asked for an extra length of coax to extend the existing cable running through the wall. Wanted to place the gateway in a more open area than it was. When I got home and unwound the extra cable, I found that it had pin ends on either side. uhh! Couldn't use it (the existing cord has a plug). Instead of going back to Comcast, ordered these female cable glands! TA…

Serious Review; Pun intentional: Here's the situation: you want to connect a cable to your TV, but it's quite a long way away. They have a lot of coax cables but they are not long enough to reach the pipe. Solution? 2 F-pin connectors; Barrel connectors, barrel connectors, call them what you will. They are really reliable as they are 3GHz connectors made from weatherproof nickel plated brass and have a high return/insertion loss quality. You'll lose the signal if you keep plugging those coax…