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December 7th 04, 08:18 PM
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coax seal needed?
I just installed a dipole antenna using Belden coax 9913-F with pl-259
to so-234(?) connectors. I read online the mention of coax seal to keep water out. Is this necessary? Is there a common substance around the house that may work? Thank you. |
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