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Originally posted by bfdatacom:
OK Hal - perhaps the wimpy RG59 was not shielded enough?(like the quad-shielded RG6). I really can't say that I know for sure. I would like to find out. RG59 has a lighter wire gauge than RG6/11/500 cable. RG59 typically sports a 20awg conductor RG6 typically has an 18awg conductor RG11 is typically 14awg Hardline coax typically has a .109" conductor
Hans Broesicke, RCDD
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For customers using cable{Comcast} in my area,old RG59 will not support internet cable modems, but will work fine for tv. 90% copper shield or so for good cable. RG6 and your good to go either way.I wired a site and added a drop of old stock RG 59 and had to replace, now just stock RG6.-------John
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