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Question: I am trying to get these pushed onto RG-6 coax from Lowes but cannot get them pushed all the way on to then compress.  I am not a total wimp.  Ideas??
Document: I highly recommend these connectors. You WILL need to get a compression connector tool for these to work. I got one for about 20 bucks. I also recommend you get one of those stripper tools (they are pretty inexpensive). Make sure you know what size cable you have. These are for RG-6. They won't fit with the smaller RG-59 cables. I am never going back to the crimp-style connectors. These work way better, and look way cooler! !
total) I coated my finished and reconnected RG-6 with latex to waterproof.1st time,,,the bare wire wasn't long enuf- or I wasn't able to press the wire deep enuf into the fitting...
I have cableco quality RG-6 Quad Shielded coax, and these connectors work the best out of any that I've used. They slip over the cable easily, and crimp easily in one pump. Would buy again.
The right part, the right quality, size, quantity, and fit, delivered right to my door. Yes, I recommend this vendor and product to any installer! They fit my compression perfectly, and you can see the plastic seal the connector-RG-6 coax gap. Do it!
Best price I could find on RG-6 compression connectors - good enough to finally get me to buy a compression tool.I've used at least three different kinds, and these seem to be as good of quality as any of the others. They're great, actually. Very hard to get on if you have quad shielded (thicker outer diameter) cable, but worth the effort. Once they're on, you won't get them off, and they then screw down deeply.
I purchased these connectors along with 1000 ft of quad shielded RG6 (Steren 200-937BK 1000 feet RG6 Ul/cm Quadsld Coax Cable) for wiring a new house. The first thing I noticed when practicing on a piece of coax was that after prepping the coax and pushing it in I couldn't get it all the way in. The quad shield was too thick to properly push it to where it needed to go.
I love the way these compress and are secure. I have used inexpensive crimp and screw on fittings before but these are the way to go. They do not come off. I would recommend them.
Great connector! Seals nice and tight. Excellent for indoor or outdoor usage. I Highly recommend these connectors for all RG-6 connections.
It is very important to use a proper tool for striping the cable and crimping the connector. I use theCablePrep Prep Tool for RG59 and RG6 Connectorsfor stripping and it gives me perfect results all the time. For crimping the manufacturer recommends using a crimper similar to this -Professional Compression Crimping Tool [HT-H548A3]. For easier installation I often use this connector insteadPPC EX6XLWS AquaTight RG-6 Connectors, qty 50.
Out of seven connections I used these on, only one slipped on fairly easily. The rest required a bit of twisting and elbow grease to get all the way.~ The way these work: see the slightly indented portion of the black part? The compression tool squeezes the metal "end" over that indented part like a sleeve, compressing the piece around the wire and effectively creating a seal.
Answer: Did you pull back a layer of the braids and foil. It makes it easier. I also got a coax rg6 flare tool that opens up the coax a little making it easier to put on. I also had a hard time at first but watched some you tube videos and they pull back some braid and foil. Hope this helps you ..