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That's a fact Mainstreet!!! It also doesn't hurt to have the right tool for the job. Have all the tools to finish a basement and wood working tools, but not one associated with coax. Thanks for the advice... My main goal now is to get rid of some of the upconversion softness associated...

gpflepsen...You gotta pick your battles in married life. Pick 'em right and you don't have as many wounds to lick, if any, when the dust settles... If D* follows through, the competition in the market can only be good for everyone no matter what company or format you have. Let's see if E*...

Well...Ended up using a 50' run of RG6 with about 4' to spare. Whether it was the RG59 itself or the F-types I put on the RG59 I guess I'll never know. I don't have the gear to test the cable. I did however have to call the Dish-lady (still wondering if she's as attractive as her cute, flirty...

My fault...I may have misled everyone. I haven't committed to HD. Can't commit that kind of cash for a format that is may be antiquated before I get, what I believe, is benefit enough to justify it. The same goes for the reason I didn't by a built in HD tuner in my TV. I couldn't get the...

Bout the same as them upgrading one of my receivers to HD for free in return for a year commitment and higher monthly charges...

Any problem with using the standard cable couplers (F-81's) as long as the packaging says they are rated for RG6? Is there any signal loss here that you know of? I don't have any splitters in the mix, but do have a couple of couplers...

I'm gonna give it a shot...I'm still at a loss since the tech that installed the dish used RG6 in the same runs as RG59, so doesn't seem like a compatability issue. Like you said, could have been a damage thing to since I pulled the coax back through some pretty tough spots...

Yesterday...In hopes of getting a little better PQ out of my Toshiba I rerouted the coax away from the electrical wiring in my garage. As it WAS...The coax was running through the same holes as the electrical wire for a 30 foot stretch. MY PROBLEM ...I use the same piece of RG59 but only...