WebroWF100 50 m Coax Cable and Clips - Black

It is well worth paying for good quality coax cable . This is not just good quality but VERY good quality coax cable . I had to fit a new Labgear aerial in the loft so decided to do it right for once and used brand new Webro WF100 cable and am so pleased I did . Not only did I notice the difference in the quality of cable straight away compared to the cheapo stuff but there was also a pack of cable clips the right size for the cable included with the cable - THANK YOU . I also thank the supplier for the quick service and brilliant packageing . I highly recommend this supplier and the cable + the fact you include the correct size cable clips .

Lovely cable from an established manufacturer.

I had trouble deciding which cable to buy because of the misleading info given out by the various sellers. I eventually checked with the manufacturer and realised there are about 3 different sorts of cable to choose from and this is the middle one and more than enough for most digital tv systems. At a glance it seems most of the misleading descriptions have now been removed.I have been using this cable for about a year and have no complaints. It is easy to install and I used you-tube to see how to attach the connectors.I installed a dish and a Freesat box and joined them together with 4 separate cables. This allows you to watch the tv and record 3 other channels, or to record 4 channels when not watching tv. You could also use this cable for a Freeview tv and aerial.

good quality cable with very little loss!

I use this for freeway tv, Virgin broadband and Virgin tv. No issues any time with anything. Probably better than provide from installlers.

I've used this before to replace TV coaxial cable. The stuff you buy in the stores is inferior to this double insulated cable. I couldn't get HD channels on digital freeview until I replaced all my coaxial with this. They refer to it as satellite cable but its just low loss coaxial cable. No point in having a good aerial iif you use low grade cable to transfer the signal. It's a bit stiffer and harder to kink than standard coaxial cable. Easier to push through cable ducting. Had to buy a 50m reel even though I only needed about 12m but worth it. As my dad would say, "don't spoil the ship for a ha'peth of tar !".

I had to install a 25+ metre run for our satellite cable so the dish misses nearby trees, and this cable is much better than the RG6 cable I was replacing, it really is quality cable with solid copper core.

Easy to use and flexible enough to run from a bedroom to the main aerial in the living room