Whats the cheapest way I can get 60' of coax with ends?

[ScottyB]

Well?

 

[Miramonti]

steal it.

 

[AlienCraft]

Originally posted by: ScottyB
Well?

For RF or video?

 

[Legendary]

They might have it.

 

[bmacd]

home depot + crimp it?

-=bmacd=-

 

[spanky]

go to CC... around here... they still have those @home cable start up kits for a penny. they come with 20ft coax cables and splitters. just use the splitters as repeaters. buy 3 kits and u will have 60ft of coax for less then a nickel. hey u said cheap right?

 

[ScottyB]

Originally posted by: AlienCraft

Originally posted by: ScottyB
Well?

For RF or video?

From the wall to my tv, whatever that is.

 

[ScottyB]

Originally posted by: spankyOO7
go to CC... around here... they still have those @home cable start up kits for a penny. they come with 20ft coax cables and splitters. just use the splitters as repeaters. buy 3 kits and u will have 60ft of coax for less then a nickel. hey u said cheap right?

I already have two cables hooked together with a splitter. I just want 1 continuous cable.

 

[spanky]

Originally posted by: ScottyB

Originally posted by: spankyOO7
go to CC... around here... they still have those @home cable start up kits for a penny. they come with 20ft coax cables and splitters. just use the splitters as repeaters. buy 3 kits and u will have 60ft of coax for less then a nickel. hey u said cheap right?

I already have two cables hooked together with a splitter. I just want 1 continuous cable.

buythe cables at home depot and a crimp kit. after u r done, return the crimp kit. ethical? no. cheap? yes.

 

[Howard]

I hope you're going to use RG6, and not RG59. But do what the guy above me said.

 

[Howard]

And I can't stress enough the importance of connector quality/type... I would say compression connectors would work the best, but they're kind of overkill and IIRC you need a special crimper.

DON'T use twist-on connectors.