Monthly Archives: October 2017

Are you looking for a quick and easy DIY installation or repair for your coax cable? Our UHF Male Crimp connector for RG59 & RG62 will provide a simple solution for your wiring needs. Because this is a 2 piece connector, the pin is pre-installed to the connector housing. The only other piece to the connector is the crimp ferrule. For this installation you will need: A coax stripper, coax cable, a crimp tool, and the UHF connector. Keep in mind, you will want to make sure that your coax stripper, crimp tool, and connector match the coax cable that you are installing. Start by inserting the ferrule over the outer jacket of the cable. Then, using your cable stripper, strip back the outer jacket and dielectric. The advantage of using a cable stripper is that it will strip back the jacket and dielectric at the same time. Pull back the braided

Are you looking for a quick and easy DIY installation or repair for your coax cable? Our UHF Male Crimp connector for RG8, RG213, & LMR-400 will provide a simple solution for your wiring needs. The 2 piece connector is pre-installed with a solder cup. The only other piece to the connector is the crimp ferrule. For this installation you will need: A coax stripper, coax cable, a soldering iron, a crimp tool, and the UHF connector. Keep in mind, you will want to make sure that your coax stripper, crimp tool, and connector match the coax cable that you are installing. Start by inserting the ferrule over the outer jacket of the cable. Then, using your cable stripper, strip back the outer jacket and dielectric. The advantage of using a cable stripper is that it will strip back the jacket and dielectric at the same time. Pull back the braided

Are you looking for a quick and easy DIY installation or repair for your coax cable? Our UHF Female Crimp connectors for LMR-400 will provide a simple solution for your wiring needs. For this installation you will need: A coax stripper, coax cable, a soldering iron, a crimp tool, and the UHF connector. The 3 piece connector consists of the connector housing, the pin, and the ferrule. Keep in mind, you will want to make sure that your coax stripper, crimp tool, and connector match the coax cable that you are installing. Start by inserting the ferrule over the outer jacket of the cable. Then, using your cable stripper, strip back the outer jacket and dielectric. The advantage of using a cable stripper is that it will strip back the jacket and dielectric at the same time. Pull back the braided shield and Insert the pin onto the center conductor.

Are you looking for a quick and easy DIY installation or repair for your coax cable? Our UHF Male Crimp connector for RG59 & RG62 will provide a simple solution for your wiring needs. Because this is a 2 piece connector, the pin is pre-installed to the connector housing. The only other piece to the connector is the crimp ferrule. For this installation you will need: A coax stripper, coax cable, a crimp tool, and the UHF connector. Keep in mind, you will want to make sure that your coax stripper, crimp tool, and connector match the coax cable that you are installing. Start by inserting the ferrule over the outer jacket of the cable. Then, using your cable stripper, strip back the outer jacket and dielectric. The advantage of using a cable stripper is that it will strip back the jacket and dielectric at the same time. Pull back the braided

Are you looking for a quick and easy DIY installation or repair for your coax cable? Our UHF Male Crimp connector for RG8, RG213, & LMR-400 will provide a simple solution for your wiring needs. The 2 piece connector is pre-installed with a solder cup. The only other piece to the connector is the crimp ferrule. For this installation you will need: A coax stripper, coax cable, a soldering iron, a crimp tool, and the UHF connector. Keep in mind, you will want to make sure that your coax stripper, crimp tool, and connector match the coax cable that you are installing. Start by inserting the ferrule over the outer jacket of the cable. Then, using your cable stripper, strip back the outer jacket and dielectric. The advantage of using a cable stripper is that it will strip back the jacket and dielectric at the same time. Pull back the braided

Are you looking for a quick and easy DIY installation or repair for your coax cable? Our UHF Female Crimp connectors for LMR-400 will provide a simple solution for your wiring needs. For this installation you will need: A coax stripper, coax cable, a soldering iron, a crimp tool, and the UHF connector. The 3 piece connector consists of the connector housing, the pin, and the ferrule. Keep in mind, you will want to make sure that your coax stripper, crimp tool, and connector match the coax cable that you are installing. Start by inserting the ferrule over the outer jacket of the cable. Then, using your cable stripper, strip back the outer jacket and dielectric. The advantage of using a cable stripper is that it will strip back the jacket and dielectric at the same time. Pull back the braided shield and Insert the pin onto the center conductor.

Are you looking for a quick and easy DIY installation or repair for your coax cable? Our UHF Male Crimp connector for RG8 & RG213 will provide a simple solution for your wiring needs. The 2 piece connector is pre-installed with a solder cup. The only other piece to the connector is the crimp ferrule. For this installation you will need: A coax stripper, coax cable, a soldering iron, a crimp tool, and the UHF connector. Keep in mind, you will want to make sure that your coax stripper, crimp tool, and connector match the coax cable that you are installing. Start by inserting the ferrule over the outer jacket of the cable. Then, using your cable stripper, strip back the outer jacket and dielectric. The advantage of using a cable stripper is that it will strip back the jacket and dielectric at the same time. Pull back the braided shield and

Are you looking for a quick and easy DIY installation or repair for your coax cable? Our Mini UHF Female Crimp connectors for RG58, RG141 & LMR-195 will provide a simple solution for your wiring needs. For this installation you will need: A coax stripper, coax cable, a soldering iron, a crimp tool, and the mini UHF connector. The 3 piece connector consists of the connector housing, the pin, and the ferrule. Keep in mind, you will want to make sure that your coax stripper, crimp tool, and connector match the coax cable that you are installing. Start by inserting the ferrule over the outer jacket of the cable. Then, using your cable stripper, strip back the outer jacket and dielectric. The advantage of using a cable stripper is that it will strip back the jacket and dielectric at the same time. Pull back the braided shield and Insert the

Are you looking for a quick and easy DIY installation or repair for your coax cable? Our Mini UHF Male Crimp connectors for RG8x & LMR-240 will provide a simple solution for your wiring needs. For this installation you will need: A coax stripper, coax cable, a soldering iron, a crimp tool, and the mini UHF connector. The 3 piece connector consists of the connector housing, the pin, and the ferrule. Keep in mind, you will want to make sure that your coax stripper, crimp tool, and connector match the coax cable that you are installing. Start by inserting the ferrule over the outer jacket of the cable. Then, using your cable stripper, strip back the outer jacket and dielectric. The advantage of using a cable stripper is that it will strip back the jacket and dielectric at the same time. Pull back the braided shield and Insert the pin onto

Are you looking for a quick and easy DIY installation or repair for your coax cable? Our Mini UHF Male Crimp connectors for RG58, RG141 & LMR-195 will provide a simple solution for your wiring needs. For this installation you will need: A coax stripper, coax cable, a soldering iron, a crimp tool, and the mini UHF connector. The 3 piece connector consists of the connector housing, the pin, and the ferrule. Keep in mind, you will want to make sure that your coax stripper, crimp tool, and connector match the coax cable that you are installing. Start by inserting the ferrule over the outer jacket of the cable. Then, using your cable stripper, strip back the outer jacket and dielectric. The advantage of using a cable stripper is that it will strip back the jacket and dielectric at the same time. Pull back the braided shield and Insert the