This resulted in a very useful photo and settled many questions (and raised a new one).
Well done.
This resulted in a very useful photo and settled many questions (and raised a new one).I went down to the basement it was dark so I used the flash on my iPhone
This resulted in a very useful photo and settled many questions (and raised a new one).
Well done.
Yup, The Perfect Flex cable is indeed RG6. I have my internet wired using Perfect Flex cable.
I had to go back and take a better picture for u
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i had my doubts about them thanks harshnessFlat cables represent a compromise between optimum power transfer and getting any signal at all in through a door or window. Their loss tends to be pretty high and they have a high potential to cause reflections (leading to multipath). I've seen some newer flat cables that look more like ribbons and they may (or may not) be better than the old smashed coax cables.
Get a couple of worm screw hose clamps and mount it to the railing.I will go out side and bring it in my room, if the wind starts blowing
But at least for now I’ll get to watch 60 channals
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Get a couple of worm screw hose clamps and mount it to the railing.
What networks? Is it professional sports or is it pro and college? Is the blue line moving or stationary in the center of your screen?I got a Question
When there is live football on tv on Sunday and Saturday I get a blue stripe
that goes up and down in the mlddle of my screen,I don’t get that on any other channels except what there is live sports is there a reason the networks send a signal like that?
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If the color settings are off, it could be the new yards to gain change on the broadcasts this year. The Network are making the yards to gain a darker shade than the rest of the field, along with the usual gold first down stripe overlay.
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