How To Crimp Co-ax (Tv/Sky) Cable

A brief but detailed video, full of RG-6 co-axial (coax) cable information.
This video shows the following;
- Coaxial cable uses
- The RG6 cable construction
- How to crimp an F-Type compression fitting
- How to use a Coax Cable Stripper
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Sparkydave

[@stevewolfe8536]

Wow incredible job Dave, the quality of your productions keep improving. Keep up the great work mate 🙏

[@sparkydave]

Cheers Steve!

[@Paeblits]

These have been kicking my ass for weeks so I had to put a screw-on connector, which had a poor connection. Today I finally got it right after watching this and trying again with a real connector. Thanks!

[@chriskni2000]

Thanks mate for all the videos. They are a big help.

[@lukeholten9352]

Been wanting to learn how to fit off TV Data runs. Cheers Dave

[@Monsieur405]

Keep the videos coming Sparky Dave. They are kick arse!

[@deanlhouston]

Your title is misleading, it says how to "Crimp" co-ax, but it is using compression fittings, not crimp style. Not the same thing!

[@baz158]

Delivers as always a true hero to the industry🤝

[@boggerzunlimited7068]

Thanks Dave!! Saved loads of headache!

[@JohnnyTheMonkey]

Thanks, Sparky Dave

[@sparkydave]

Fit off guide starts at 1:29 in the video. However, it is important to understand coax cable construction first due to the amount of jargon required. Hope you enjoyed the video! Feedback is appreciated - positive or constructive. I have read video requests and will be working on these over this (Nz) Summer! Cheers guys 😎

[@jacksonroad9263]

Excellent as always short and sweet!

[@user-ky9iv5zg3k]

Can we amend lnb

[@Justin-rr8ky]

You have breeding in the center that can cause problems