Easiest way to replace a coaxial connector to wire?

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BrianW

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The coaxial cable connection that comes into my house for cable
tv/internet is messed up and the connector needs to be replaced. Note
I cannot replace the entire wire, just need to replace the connector.
At the store I only see complete cables. What would be the easist way
to put a connector on, hopefully without needing special tools.
Thanks,
Brian
 
BrianW wrote:

The coaxial cable connection that comes into my house for cable
tv/internet is messed up and the connector needs to be replaced. Note
I cannot replace the entire wire, just need to replace the connector.
At the store I only see complete cables. What would be the easist way
to put a connector on, hopefully without needing special tools.
Thanks,
Brian
I assume your connector is an F type threaded one??
If so you can get screw on fitting ones.
There are two sizes. Make sure you get ther right one to match the outside
diameter of your coax.
I'm in the UK but I guess radio shack or similar will sell these. I can
buy them here at the local tv repair shop.

Bob
 
Bob Minchin wrote:

BrianW wrote:


The coaxial cable connection that comes into my house for cable
tv/internet is messed up and the connector needs to be replaced. Note
I cannot replace the entire wire, just need to replace the connector.
At the store I only see complete cables. What would be the easist way
to put a connector on, hopefully without needing special tools.
Thanks,
Brian


I assume your connector is an F type threaded one??
If so you can get screw on fitting ones.
There are two sizes. Make sure you get ther right one to match the outside
diameter of your coax.
I'm in the UK but I guess radio shack or similar will sell these. I can
buy them here at the local tv repair shop.

Bob


In the U.S. I believe Home Depot sells them. Let me reiterate that you
need to make sure you get the right size for your cable type.
 

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