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Hi,
since it's not possible to work outside today (thanks Hanna!) I gathered up all the cable stuff I'd gathered in preparation to install a cable outlet in the living room. Before I got started I wanted to make sure that I'd be able to terminate the cable. Well, I can't - I'm missing some sort of trick I guess. I'm using Philips RG-6 quad shield, Philips weatherproof connectors (I bought those because I suspect that I will be running cable outside eventually) and the stripper that came with a cheap regular cable tool set. I can strip the cables OK but I can't seem to push the connectors onto the cable at all. I have tried both the Philips connectors and the generic connectors that came with the cheap tool set. It's like the little round tubular bit in the connector just won't slide under the braid in the cable. Any suggestions? IS there another tool that grips the cable and can force the connector on? thanks nate |
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