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I would like to know what the specs are of the cable used by COX technicians when new service is installed. I am getting ready to add a few new runs in my house and I do not want to use inferior cable nor do I want to spend more dollars than is necessary. Any suggestions? Should I go for the RG6 quad solid core or not?
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KipK
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I would never recommend against installing anything better, however, since 20 years ago RG-59 was the standard and now we're ripping that out and replacing it with steel-core RG-6 tri. Putting in copper-core RG-6 quad is not a bad idea.
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Im a big fan of monoprice for all my cable. This should do. Ofcourse browse around if you don't need so much.
Whats even more important then the coaxal is the connecter. I suggest these.
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