Running Antenna Wires

I tried originally from the cable junction outside the house, putting my antenna there. An amplified antenna needs plugged in so I re thought my ...

You can safely run all the wires together. My XPNDR antenna is on the right, in front of the spar, and protected by the gear weldment. Same on ...

For my attic antenna cables, I had routed them via a closet ceiling, I just lived with the coax going under the closet door. I had correct ...

I always wind some excess coax cable into a coil near the antenna to act as a choke and also put some inductance in the line to help protect the ...

Using a screw driver, I bent the coax to ensure it bends down as it enters the plastic bushing. Use the cable manufacturer's minimum bend radius ...

It's just a bolt in deal, no holes to drill unless you want to feed the cable into the headliner area and down, then it's a lot of extra work..

Coax entry doesn't always have to be a headache or difficult task. On Ask An Elmer we discuss the best ways to run coaxial cable into your ...

Up at the panel, the coax pigtail lengths (this is the short runs of shielded cable that connect the RF input at the back of the radio to the ...

Keep Distance from Electrical Cables: Running antenna cables parallel to electrical power cables can introduce interference. Keep them as ...

Running a coaxial cable from the attic to the basement to facilitate possible later installation of a TV antenna.

1) Coax cable can be run as an aerial cable or installed underground. If running the coax underground, it must be rated for direct burial. Keep ...

1) If possible, run a conduit sufficiently large enough to accomodate 3 or 4 LMR400 sized cables. When (not if) you get more radios and antennas ...

“connecting a wire” to an antenna may very well re-tune the antenna for a different frequency band, and actually lead to worse reception. It ...

You can use the existing cable to connect your antenna. · You could run the additional line on the outside of your house · You could run the wire ...

There's ideal and then there's reality. Running them together here and there will be fine. Ultimately the quality of the coax and your ...

Cellular and Wi-Fi antennas are connected to devices using coaxial antenna cables that aim to minimize signal loss while covering the required ...

But, running DC next to an audio, video or RF (the antenna) cable won't cause any appreciable issue. - The other point is one of symantics ...

As long as you are running coax there should not be a problem. What will bite you is cheap coax. With WiFi you are playing with frequencies ...

RG-59 and RG -6 coax has a 75 ohm impedance. These days most setups are designed for coax. An older antenna or a simple folded dipole is a 300 ...

Senior Member ... I ran my solar wiring through the roof and into our closet. You can do the same. Drill a hole from the hutch cabinet up through ...