shootnstarz
Master
I am running new TV cable in the house. Currently I have a box on the outside where the cable comes from the pole. Two coax cables come out of this box and run down the eves until they turn into the house for the living room and the master bedroom.
I am running a new RG6 quad shielded coax cable from the box, thru the garage wall, up into the attic and over to close to where the attic stairs are where I plan on installing a splitter, about 50 running ft. I will run other cables from this attic splitter to the walls in at least 3 rooms.
This quad shielded cable is a lot more expensive than the non, should I use it for the rest of the house also? Does it make that much difference? Is running the one cable to the splitter enough to run 3 or more jacks? Anything I shouldn't do?
RH
I am running a new RG6 quad shielded coax cable from the box, thru the garage wall, up into the attic and over to close to where the attic stairs are where I plan on installing a splitter, about 50 running ft. I will run other cables from this attic splitter to the walls in at least 3 rooms.
This quad shielded cable is a lot more expensive than the non, should I use it for the rest of the house also? Does it make that much difference? Is running the one cable to the splitter enough to run 3 or more jacks? Anything I shouldn't do?
RH