Flat TV Cable
Item No. 14649
Flat TV Cable is rated
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https://www.campingworld.com/flat--tv-cable-14649.html
Flat TV Cable
$13.64
$13.99
Additional Information
Features
Flat TV Cable eliminates drilling holes in your walls.
1/10 thick coaxial cable segment allows a window or door to close over it without damage or interference. 75-ohm. 7 1/2" long with female connector on each end.
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1/10 thick coaxial cable segment allows a window or door to close over it without damage or interference. 75-ohm. 7 1/2" long with female connector on each end.
Specs
| Unit Weight | 1.00 lb |
|---|---|
| Brand | Leisure Time |
| MFG Part No. | 19099 |
Reviews
Q & A
Flat TV Cable eliminates drilling holes in your walls.
1/10 thick coaxial cable segment allows a window or door to close over it without damage or interference. 75-ohm. 7 1/2" long with female connector on each end.
Show moreShow less
1/10 thick coaxial cable segment allows a window or door to close over it without damage or interference. 75-ohm. 7 1/2" long with female connector on each end.
| Unit Weight | 1.00 lb |
|---|---|
| Brand | Leisure Time |
| MFG Part No. | 19099 |
Rated 3 out of
5
by
Jay Sigel from
Not the best way to connect to outside video cable
I've gone through several of these. The cable gets twisted and pinched in the window frame. It makes closing the
window difficult so that could be a potential security issue. Of course, you use it when parked, but you can bend
this cable only so many times until it fails. While it does work, if you plan to depend on it, you may want to purchase
two of them just to have one as a backup. It will work on digital signals: I have it connected between the satellite
antenna and the receiver and it works okay connecting the RG-6 cables because it's so short. Professional installation of an indoor/outdoor cable plug through the
wall would probably be better if you camp a lot.
Date published: 2010-11-14
Rated 4 out of
5
by
John Lorme Fort Irwin CA from
Works great
Bought these for the RV and ended up using it for the military Quarters. We are not allowed to drill holes in the walls, so this works great through the window and still locks with no problem. I will keep these in the tool box.
Date published: 2006-01-12