At the second house in the country,my TV antenna,which is in the attic, is
working fairly well but I wonder if shortening the cable from the present 50
feet to the 20 feet I really need will help.The present cable has very
professional fittings at each end since it was sold as a unit .
I have a crimper and fittings

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Hank

if its a decent brand of cable with good connectors its probably not worth
shortening it. you will reduce the loss by about 50%, but the loss is
probably low enough that it doesn't matter anyway.

"Henry B." wrote in message
news:loxSa.19295$b03.12633@lakeread03...
At the second house in the country,my TV antenna,which is in the attic, is
working fairly well but I wonder if shortening the cable from the present
50
feet to the 20 feet I really need will help.The present cable has very
professional fittings at each end since it was sold as a unit .
I have a crimper and fittings

--
Hank

"Henry B." wrote in message
news:loxSa.19295$b03.12633@lakeread03...
At the second house in the country,my TV antenna,which is in the attic, is
working fairly well but I wonder if shortening the cable from the present
50
feet to the 20 feet I really need will help.The present cable has very
professional fittings at each end since it was sold as a unit .
I have a crimper and fittings

--
Hank
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Whack it down.
Might just make the difference between fairly well and very good.
It did at my cabin in the country.
KC*VIF
Greg Z
to thine own sound be true