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This 3-meter white coaxial cable from Cables Direct is designed for reliably connecting TV aerials to satellite boxes or vice-versa, utilizing both RF push-in and F type screw-on connectors. Its full copper 75 Ohm 3C-2V construction ensures superior signal integrity compared to cheaper CCA alternatives, making it ideal for users seeking a stable connection for their home entertainment setup. However, ensure your devices support the specific RF push-in and F-type connections required.
| Colour | White |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 2-FM-9M-03 |
| Brand | Cables Direct |
RF (Radio Frequency) connectors are typically the push-in style commonly found on older TVs for aerial connections. F-type connectors are screw-on connectors, frequently used for satellite TV, cable TV, and modems, offering a more secure connection.
Yes, this cable is designed for that purpose. The RF female end connects to terrestrial TV aerial inputs, and the F-type male end connects to satellite or cable box inputs.
The 3-meter length is suitable for connecting devices that are moderately separated, such as linking a TV aerial to a box near the television. For devices placed far apart, a longer cable might be necessary.
'75 Ohm' refers to the cable's characteristic impedance, which is standard for video signals. '3C-2V' is a type of coaxial cable construction that indicates its size and shielding, often used for video transmission. The 'full copper' aspect means the core conductor is solid copper, which provides better conductivity than copper-coated aluminum.
Check the ports on your devices. Your TV or device should have a female RF aerial input port (looks like a small pinhole), and your satellite or cable box should have a male F-type coaxial port (a threaded connector).
Full copper offers better conductivity, leading to less signal loss and improved signal quality compared to copper-clad aluminum (CCA). CCA cables are cheaper to produce but can result in weaker signals and poorer performance, especially over longer distances.
Ensure both the RF and F-type connectors are securely attached. Check that the cable is not damaged and try a different cable if possible. Verify that the correct input is selected on your TV or set-top box.
Check for any debris or obstructions in the port or on the connector. Ensure you are using the correct type of connector for the port (RF push-in for TV, F-type screw-on for satellite/cable).
If using the F-type connector, gently try to screw it in a little tighter. If using the RF connector, ensure it is fully pushed in. If the connection remains loose, the connector may be damaged, and the cable may need replacement.
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