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Hello,
I would like to extend the coax cable to my cable-modem as I want to move the latter from the front of the house to the back. I'd like to avoid going wireless if possible for the moment. I've been looking around but I don't know what kind of coax I should get (I've seen maplin do RG58, RG59, CT100 and CT125). Which one should I use? I'm with Telewest, if it helps. Also, some cable are 75 ohms but others are 50 ohms, which one should I use. Finally, are the connectors that go onto the coax and screw at the back of the cable-modem F-type connectors? Many thanks for your help. Regards Rick |
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