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Coax cable for component video?
I found this:
http://www.canare.com/index.cfm?obje...6EAA573F61D64E Looking at the V3-5CFB cable, does it mean it is a single RG6 cable but contains all three video cables needed for component video in one single run and at the end you split those into three different connectors? Just started looking into the subject and wonder if I should make my own cable or buy long ones for in-wall attic runs. MC |
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