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Coaxial cable??

Frizzaldo · 2008-07-04 12:04:16

Hi guys, Where can i get a coaxial cable with the threaded connector on one end similar to the white one NTL use to connect their box to the connection point in the wall? Is that (threaded)connector the male or the female? I presume the other end is the opposite gender? Is there a name for this cable?

04-07-2008 12:04pm

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Frizzaldo

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Hi guys, Where can i get a coaxial cable with the threaded connector on one end similar to the white one NTL use to connect their box to the connection point in the wall?
Is that (threaded)connector the male or the female? I presume the other end is the opposite gender?
Is there a name for this cable?

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#2 04-07-2008 12:27pm

SteM

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It's called coaxial cable and the connectors are called f-connectors iirc. You can pick these cables up in maplins or argos for sure. Both ends are the same gender - famale I think.

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#3 04-07-2008 1:03pm

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I think both are male, Maplin or Argos will have.

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#4 04-07-2008 1:07pm

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These are available in Powercity stores also. Both ends are male.

Edit** paulm beat me to it.:D

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#5 04-07-2008 1:28pm

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It's a male F connector on one end and a standard coax TV connector on the other end.

http://www.cables.ie/audio---video-cables/tv-aerial-cables/p39_f-plug-to-coax-plug.html

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#6 04-07-2008 1:42pm

Frizzaldo

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cheers guys, so we're agreed on male F and male Standard coasial.
thanks

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