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  1. Coax Connectors - Crimp vs. Solder vs. Compression vs. Twist-On

    Posted: April 09, 2019
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    Categories: Connector , Coax
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    Tags: twist-on , solder , crimp , compression , coax
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    Author: Nicholas Watkins

    Coax cables are fairly simple to assemble, but there are a few different ways to go about doing so. Having a good coax signal is heavily dependant on installing a connector correctly. If you are unsure about how to install a coax connector, see our installation guide here.

    Whether crimp, solder, compression, and twist-on is the best option will depend on the exact setting the cable will be used in. Consider questions such as:

    • Is the cable low- or high-voltage?
    • Will it be used for field-work or factory-work?
    • How experienced are the individuals working with the cable?
    • How long is the cable expected to last?
    • What is the budget?
    • Will the cable be in a hazardous environment (extreme temperatures,
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  2. Making & Mending - DIY Coax Cables

    Posted: December 04, 2018
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    Categories: Coax , DIY
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    Tags: twist-on , solder , crimp , compression , coax
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    Author: Nicholas Watkins

    Coax is one of the oldest types of cables and has withstood the test of time, still being used over 100 years after its invention. While many stores today have pre-made coax cables available, sometimes another option is needed. Users may need a cable in an unusual size or just need to replace a broken connector. This guide will show users how to put coax connectors onto the end of bare coax cable.

    The installation

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