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Thread: Co-Axial Cable Query
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1st October 2007, 09:14 AM #1
Co-Axial Cable Query
Hi,
I'm not sure if this is electrical or not but I've put it here anyway. My telly went funny last night when I was watching the storm thrash Manly. Anyway I trouble shot it to the coaxial connector which had fractured the female connector inside. Anyway, I'd had a few beers by then so I took it to bit to try and fix it (i know, i know) and now can't remember how it was wired. I'm going to get a new connector today and was wondering if anyone knew how to re wire a TV coax cable.
CheersHelp ma boab, the bairns goat it awe wrang!
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1st October 2007, 10:35 AM #2
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1st October 2007, 11:37 AM #3
Cheers,
I can never seeem to find things when I google.
TaHelp ma boab, the bairns goat it awe wrang!
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1st October 2007, 12:47 PM #4
DJ's link is on the money, a variation I have seen & use myself is to twist the shielding braid into a small tail & trap it under one of the lugs, looks neater & more positive connection IMO & no stray braid strands.
The beatings will continue until morale improves.
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