The connector should be easily replaced, at least short term. The type-F
compression connector you will need needs to be a waterproof connector. The
coax is probably RG-6 so you will have to get a connector that matches. The
stripping of the wire is usually 1/4â?? of bare center conductor, 1/4â?? of are
white insulation. Getting this far is the easy part.
I assume that the connection needs to be made up on a pole. The wire will need
a strain relief up there. Working up that high isnâ??t especially safe &
Comcast May not be happy either.
Finally, even if the cable on the pole is live you might not get a good/any
signal. The tree falling on the wire probably stretched the wire, affecting the
specifications of the wire. The center conductor may also be broken.
If you feel like giving it a try, go ahead. If it were mine, Iâ??d wait for the
cable folks.
Peace,
Pat
Pat Horne
We support Caldwell County Habitat for Humanity
On Oct 21, 2018, at 11:51 AM, Scott Hall <scott.hall.personal@gmail.com> wrote:
Guys, not particularly shop related, but I trust you guys more than Google.
Hurricane Michael knocked over a tree at the house. That tree ripped the
overhead Concast coax line running to the house. It looks exactly like you'd
think it would--ripped apart on one end.
The other end has a connector on it. Looks like the push version of what you
connect to the t.v. box in the house
Can I trim the ends and install a new connector on the ripped-off end and
connect them? If so, anything I find on Google will do?
Thanks.
Scott
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