Need RG-6 installed in an old farmhouse in Annapolis.

[adit]

Give Jason a call. He is out of Pasadena. He does a lot of work for me.

http://www.dnswiredup.com/

He is a forum member (not sure what his handle is) but isn't on here everyday. He is very 2A friendly.

 

[Chris0nllyn]

I did this work for years, and now do it on the side.

I have cable and everything.

I could only do it on the weekend though.

Feel free to send me a pm, and we can go from there.

 

[t84a]

I did this work for years, and now do it on the side.

I have cable and everything.

I could only do it on the weekend though.

Feel free to send me a pm, and we can go from there.

Homerun!

 

[jrumann59]

Make sure they use RG6 Quad Shield coax. I prefer compression connectors because it is less likely to be screwed up as opposed to crimp, crimp does offer a better signal.

 

[Deep Thought]

Make sure they use RG6 Quad Shield coax. I prefer compression connectors because it is less likely to be screwed up as opposed to crimp, crimp does offer a better signal.

Compression connectors on rg6qs FTW! I used to manage a mid size CATV system at a .edu. Those connectors were definitely the most robust.

 

[jrumann59]

Compression connectors on rg6qs FTW! I used to manage a mid size CATV system at a .edu. Those connectors were definitely the most robust.

And the most idiot proof. Though like I said earlier crimp on offer better performance but nothing CATV will notice.