Found at last - decent TV coax plugs!!

After trying several different types of Belling coax plug from the big
high street stores, I found that all were lossy and/or flimsily built
(I've posted on here in the past about this).

Anyway I can now recommend:
http://cpc.farnell.com/CN02673/

Signal quality: 10 out of 10
Build quality: 7 out of 10

jamie.
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wrote:
After trying several different types of Belling coax plug from the big
high street stores, I found that all were lossy and/or flimsily built
(I've posted on here in the past about this).

Anyway I can now recommend:
http://cpc.farnell.com/CN02673/

Signal quality: 10 out of 10
Build quality: 7 out of 10

jamie.
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I like the ones listed on this page

http://www.webro.com/downloads/connectors.pdf

IEC Crimp Male. You need a crimping tool though. Worth the money though.

Signal quality 10 out of 10 (untested) LOL

Build quality 10 out of 10...

Glenn.

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Glenn Millar - TV Aerials

www.glennmillar.plus.com

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After trying several different types of Belling coax plug from the big
high street stores, I found that all were lossy and/or flimsily built
(I've posted on here in the past about this).

Anyway I can now recommend:
http://cpc.farnell.com/CN02673/

Signal quality: 10 out of 10
Build quality: 7 out of 10

jamie.
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..... which is what most High Street outlets will sell anyway.

If you want some quality look at

http://uk.farnell.com/multicomp/l734...questid=205728

Now that is a proper plug!


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Woody

harrogate three at ntlworld dot com

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I can now recommend:
http://cpc.farnell.com/CN02673/

But as they're sold as "unbranded" you might get a different type
tomorrow if you sent a repeat order.

On Nov 12, 7:54*pm, "Woody" wrote:

Anyway I can now recommend:
http://cpc.farnell.com/CN02673/

Signal quality: *10 out of 10
Build quality: *7 out of 10

.... which is what most High Street outlets will sell anyway.

Nope - they're not the same.

If you want some quality look at

http://uk.farnell.com/multicomp/l734...nickel/dp/3102...

Now that is a proper plug!

I bought some of those too in the same order. guess what? they're
lossy...
bigger isn't always better...

In article
s.com, scribeth thus
On Nov 12, 7:54*pm, "Woody" wrote:

Anyway I can now recommend:
http://cpc.farnell.com/CN02673/

Signal quality: *10 out of 10
Build quality: *7 out of 10

.... which is what most High Street outlets will sell anyway.

Nope - they're not the same.

If you want some quality look at

http://uk.farnell.com/multicomp/l734...nickel/dp/3102...

Now that is a proper plug!

I bought some of those too in the same order. guess what? they're
lossy...
bigger isn't always better...

How did you assess the loss?....
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Tony Sayer

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On Nov 12, 7:54 pm, "Woody" wrote:
http://uk.farnell.com/multicomp/l734...nickel/dp/3102...

Now that is a proper plug!

I bought some of those too in the same order. guess what? they're
lossy...
How are you measuring the loss? It is extremely difficult to measure the
loss on connectors in a meaningful way.

Bill

On Nov 13, 12:10*am, "Bill Wright"
wrote:

How are you measuring the loss?

I used my amazing God-like powers. how do you think?

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On Nov 13, 12:10 am, "Bill Wright"
wrote:

How are you measuring the loss?

I used my amazing God-like powers. how do you think?

Fair enough. As long as we know.

Bill

In message
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writes
After trying several different types of Belling coax plug from the big
high street stores, I found that all were lossy and/or flimsily built
(I've posted on here in the past about this).

Anyway I can now recommend:
http://cpc.farnell.com/CN02673/

Signal quality: 10 out of 10
Build quality: 7 out of 10

jamie.
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I think that these connectors are directional, and only intended for
transmit. [Note the orientation of the cable grip thingy wotsit.]
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Ian