10M White Coax Cable For Virgin Media, Sky TV, Broadband Extension and Tivo & Superhub (10M, WHITE)

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If you desire a lengthy line, higher decibel cables may be desirable. The transmission quality of the best coaxial cable for virgin media will never deteriorate as the wire extends. The size of the cable you receive is an important consideration. Consider the distance between the devices you wish to connect before purchasing a cable of that size.

This one will annoy you if you’re not very skilled at attaching wires. The cable is designed for “no-tool” installation. This type of double insulated cable will endure a long period. This features strong aluminum braiding with alu-mylar foil for a better connection. Once at the house, the Virgin Media technician will run the cables wherever you want, and to any rooms you specify. This 4k coax cable’s workmanship is also flawless. It is dielectrically insulated and has a high-quality conductor. Hi. I had virgin media installed to our house last year and wan to move the location of the router 3/4 metres away from where it currently is.

The installer had the fibre optic cable in his hand. He said the switch to fibre optic cabling was done last November and it is now virign media’s policy to use fibre optic all the way to the router.

Later additions to the VM network use fibre optic to a wall box outside and a media converter which changes the fibre to coax wiring inside to the VM hub. I've actually got some of the actual F connectors Virgin use, but these are no longer available. Any quality F connector will suffice though. Virgin don't have them magically made expecially for them and they aren't rubbing them with the same snake oil you seem to think they use on their cables This cable’s distinctive gold-plated connections make it exceptionally robust. The material is not only corrosion resistant, but it also helps to eliminate interference.

You may be able to find cheaper retailers, but beware of imitators. A lot of the cheaper stuff isn't as advertised and may not be WF100. There are many different types of coaxial cables available. However, there are primarily two types. Coax cables with 75 ohms are preferable for video quality, whereas coax cables with 50 ohms are preferable for data and wireless connectivity. Size

Do they use it just to be different? Has anyone switched to Virgin Media and found it to be faster than their previous ISP? Currently Virgin (and other cable providers) haven't reached that same point with the coax cable, they're currently able to provide 152mbps (that figure was chosen as it is double BT's current top fibre speed of 76mbps) and will be upgrading to 200mbps in the near future however they are already trialling speeds well in excess of that using the same coax cable and improvements in the Docsis 3.1 standard. The decibel level of this coax cable is measured. The higher this grade, the greater the quality of the coax cable. A higher shield or grain cable will transport data more efficiently and fast. This 25-foot cable may link gadgets from one end of your house to the other. Despite the fact that this is a longer connection, the transferring quality is consistent throughout. This cable has a constant resistance of 75 ohm.You could perhaps install conduit under your floor with a draw rope to allow the VM tech to pull the cable through from the omnibox outside to your cabinet. Furthermore, the 75-ohm rating makes this the optimal connection for excellent visuals. This rating is also stable throughout the cable’s length. I've used that skinny, double barrel sky cable in the past for telly boxes and modems and it seemed to work fine, so I doubt it's got anything to do with cable quality. More likely a bad termination as has been mentioned.