PHAT SATELLITE 50ft Weather Seal Quad Shield Outdoor 3GHZ RG-6 Coaxial Cable 75 Ohm (Satellite TV or Broadband Internet) Anti Corrosion Brass Connector RG6 Fittings Assembled in USA INTL

I had wanted to cut down on the length of cable running on the outside of my house using multiple splitters in the process. After measuring the distance from where the cable comes into my house to the modem, I needed just under fifty feet of coax. I chose this one because of the better reviews and how quickly it could be sent to me. I have not had any issues with it aside from how tightly it was coiled and wanted to stay that way when unwinding it. I don't know if the quad shield works compared the old cable's dual shielding, since my problems stem from the line coming from the street to my house being older than a politician serving since Noah stepped off the Ark.

I was stuck using a Three Foot cable tied to my TV and Signal Antennae, and that wasn't giving me all of the TV channels I could have gotten, UNTIL, I bought this cable (50ft Weather Seal Quad Shield Outdoor 3GHZ RG-6 Coaxial Cable 75 Ohm), and it is SO long, and SO good quality, that I can NOW get the TV channels I used to not get, so I get ALL the TV channels now, AND, the QUALITY of PICTURE, is SO, much BETTER now! :DI would HIGHLY recommend getting this cable, if you were like me, and your short cable was not getting you the TV signal channels that you wanted to get. With THIS cable, you CAN, put your antennae, where it gets all of the channels' signals! :D

I had a dual shield coax cable running outside to my roof mounted antenna and was experiencing inconsistent picture quality. I replaced it with this quad shield/weather resistant cable and the difference it makes is beyond my expectation. I read some reviews saying it was wound too tight but it wasn’t bad at all. Stretch it out and “snap” it every few feet. Make sure to put something on the breaks to hold it in place for a couple hours and you’ll have a normal stretched out cable.If you’re mounting an antenna outside then go with a quad shield cable. You won’t regret buying it and this brand has been great.

This cable is very well built, and very durable. This cable reduced the resistance by half, and the attenuation by 3/4 of their previous values on my satellite internet system. I recently relocated my modem and had unknowingly used an RG6 cable that wasn't made for satellite internet signals. This caused very high resistance and attenuation levels in my sytem. After some research, I had realized what was occurring and found this cable for a great price. This cable corrected the issue, and I'm extremely satisfied with the buy!

Connectors were good weather proof ones. The cable was really low loss. I checked. Price was good.

This cable is well produced and great quality. I connect my fifth wheel up in the campground and have never had any issues. Cable ends are high quality.

This is top-quality cable -- my only concern was how tightly it was coiled for shipping. I worried about getting the curls out, but spreading it out & pulling it through hand to hand a couple times quickly straightened it out. In my application, I needed about 30 feet to run thru a crawl space, & rather than leave the extra 20' coiled up, I did cut this & crimp a new 'F'-connector, & yes, there is plenty of good foil & braid shielding over the core. If you're planning the same (crimping a new connector), be aware that Quad-shielding may make a very tough struggle getting your connector pushed on far enough to crimp -- it can be done, but takes some effort

I replaced the older double shielded cable in order to improve TV and radio reception of distant stations and it worked. I get more and clearer TV channels and FM stations with my 15+ year old antenna. This high quality quad shielded cable transfers more signal and blocks unwanted interference for better receiver performance. I'm very happy. Highly recommended.