Thread: Type of cable (actual cable)
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Old 05-02-2006, 00:18   #4
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Re: Type of cable (actual cable)
I believe it is £25 - if nowhere locally can sell you some decent coax (you need CT100 or FT100 (or 125), not dodgy 'normal' coax), Maplin sell a wide range of everything you need online.

Anyway, it is an "f-type" fitting. Just be careful when you strip the end of the cable to re-fit a connector - make sure none of the outer braiding is touching the inner core, etc.

Once you've done it once, you can do it a thousand times.
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