Thread: Type of cable (actual cable)
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Old 11-04-2006, 16:30   #24
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Re: Type of cable (actual cable)
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Originally Posted by youngqb
Eventually got round to doing the job I mentioned some months ago.....chopped the crimped f connector off the cable, re-routed it under the floor to where I now want the modem to reside, stanley knife to the cable, stripped it back carefully and simply put a 49p f connector back on. Not crimped, just screwed on. Was going to apply a bit of solder but didn't bother as it looks like a snug fit. The fact that I'm posting this suggests no problems whatsoever.
Check your signal levels and make sure they are all OK.
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