Recent content by mtnxtreme

I found out for sure it is a PCT compression type, if you look closely at the fitting you can see 2 rings at the base that actually kinda collapse when you compress it, and make a watertight seal, needing no extra sleeves. The PCT tool was like 60 bucks, pretty average, and it does RG6 also so I...

Did you check out the fitting I have, is it compression or crimp? It states compression but came with no ring?

This what I bought: RG11 Compression Connector Fittings PCT DRS 11L 25 pc | eBay It states compression on the auction, but I don't have any blue rings or any rings for that matter, and it kinda looks like the crimp style in your pics, I think I'm even more confused LOL

They are marked DRS-11-L and if you look them up online they say compression, so what does that mean compared to crimp, excuse my greenness, but I assumed they were the same. I just bought RG11 connectors figuring they are all the same.

Is it possible you can give me some tips on install, I can't find anything online and I've installed the RG 6 connectors where the center conductor protrudes from the end, these have a pre-installed center conductor, can't really figure out how much to strip, if I buy a RG11 specific stripper /...

So it was def a good move to use it over RG6 or 59?

I have a 110' run, thus the reason to use RG11 and not get a signal drop, or so I was told.

I have an RG 11 run underground from my home to barn, so the dish is not mounted on the house, we ran an underground RG 11 cable that has factory installed ends on the barn end. At the house end I need to install 2 connectors, my cable is marked TFC T-10, I bought a few connectors off the...