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need to move a digiweb fixed wireless router

OwenM · 2010-11-17 13:15:34

I have a fixed wireless digiweb router and need to move it internally in the house, the cable off of the radio on the roof is the one I want to extend, it seems to be coax cable but is terminated with some kind of threaded compression fitting, anyone know where I will get a cable for this?

17-11-2010 02:15PM

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I have a fixed wireless digiweb router and need to move it internally in the house, the cable off of the radio on the roof is the one I want to extend, it seems to be coax cable but is terminated with some kind of threaded compression fitting, anyone know where I will get a cable for this?

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#2 17-11-2010 07:20PM

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Satellite cable and fittings. Use a "barrel" joiner to add an extension.

It's only a Modem. You should get a router and add it.

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