Think of wrapping a cable around a coffee can; coaxial cable should never be bent sharper than that. Use a 90-degree adapter when a sharp bend is unavoidable, like behind a TV stand.

Having spent many years in the cable industry let me drop my two cents. Assuming proper RF levels at the side of your house from your drop, a properly run coax network inside a house should never ...

Coaxifi promises to boost your Wi-Fi using your existing router and your home’s coax cable. Can it possibly work ... leave your router’s antennas — or copper wire inside a coaxial cable.

For example, coax air pressure that is at 1psi during the cool of the evening can rise to 5psi in the heat of the afternoon, depending on the volume of the air inside the coax. Also, large coax cables ...

Don't attach coaxial cable to, or support it with, raceway (300.1). Support via “cable tie to conduit” isn't an acceptable method either (Fig. 2).However, there is one exception: You can support ...

It uses coaxial cables to transmit data. Inside that coax cable is a copper core insulated with aluminum, a copper shield, and an outer plastic layer.