60ft White RG6 Coaxial Cable for Cell Phone Booster

Ordered this to run to my rooftop discone antenna for my Ham station. It's working well for that purpose.Not much to say beyond the fact that it feels like it's decent quality and I'd order one again if I needed another one.

When I moved into our current home, I installed an antenna in the third-floor attic but did not have enough coax to reach, so I simply daisy chained what I had available. While it worked, I wanted to replace it with a single run, and this worked perfectly. I simply connected it to the existing chain, pulled it up and through without problem.

Obviously, you can't really review coax. Either it exists, and works, or it doesn't. This item is not remarkable in any way, either good or bad. It's exactly what you'd expect. Which is good, right? I'm using it to split off my TV antenna line to another TV. All that being said, no way it's worth $40. I mean, come on. The cable company gives it away for free and throws away leftovers. Minus one star for being overpriced.

Most Amateur Radio equipment uses RG-8, RG-213, or other 52 ohm coaxial cable. But I recently purchased a receiving loop antenna that specified RG-6 75 ohm feed line. This package was a perfect fit. The cable appears to be excellent quality as are the F connectors. The cable was actually a few feet longer than the run I needed which gave me the bonus of coiling up a few turns to make a common mode choke. Very happy with my purchase.

I got this to cut to specific lengths to run an indoor antenna through my built in cable network and out to several tvs, including one that is about 40 feet from the nearest jack. Previously I ran the indoor antenna, which is positioned in my upstairs master bedroom window to a single tv. The signal is great most of the time but can deteriorate in inclement weather. It is much weaker (susceptible to deterioration) than that from a cable box, and I needed to split the signal across multiple tvs. Surprisingly the split signal seems almost as good as the dedicated signal to the sole tv so quality seems to be quite good and it is very inexpensive. Definitely recommend

I needed to replace the coax from my outdoor television antenna and this cable was perfect! The 60' length was just right for me, 40' to go up the mast and 20' left over at the bottom to connect to a 4-way splitter in my crawlspace. The cable is well insulated and the F-connectors are precision made and screw on with little effort. I replaced the antenna at the same time and my reception is much better now.

I needed to make a long cable run through my attic and this cable worked great for me. This thing is very high quality with excellent connectors on both ends that should stay in place forever. I didn't need the full length this cable offered (60 feet is a very long distance) so I cut the cable to the length I needed and added a new connector to the cut end. So this cable is providing excellent signal where I needed it and I have some extra cable left over for whatever project I work on next. Who said you can't have your cake and eat it too?If you need a long coaxial cable you should not hesitate to purchase this one.

I recently used the APlusBoost 60 Feet RG6 Coaxial Cable for a new aerial antenna installation, and it exceeded my expectations. The craftsmanship and quality of this cable are truly commendable. The value for money is excellent considering the durability and performance it offers.The low-loss cable ensures exceptional signal and picture quality, even over an extended 60-foot run. I appreciate its versatility, working seamlessly both indoors and outdoors, thanks to the weatherproof and UV-resistant PVC outer jacket. The consistent 75 Ohms throughout the cable and the 18 AWG center conductor cover a wide frequency range, making it suitable for various services and providers.The high-quality connectors are a nice touch, providing a secure and waterproof connection with a redundant double seal. This cable worked seamlessly with my APlusBoost in-building amplifier equipped with F connectors. With a 1-year warranty, it adds an extra layer of assurance to the overall satisfaction of my recent antenna setup.