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GE 34842 RG6 Coaxial Cable 100 ft

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Brand: GE
P/N: 34842
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Product description

This RG6 coaxial cable from GE connects two devices with F-type connectors and is meant for TV antenna setups, cable boxes, DVRs, satellite receivers, and similar home theater equipment. If you need a reliable, low loss coax cable for TV antenna connections this 100 ft run helps extend signal reach while reducing interference thanks to heavy shielding.

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The cable features corrosion-resistant F-type compression connectors for secure, threaded connections that hold up over time. It includes multiple layers of shielding to reduce noise and preserve picture and sound quality, which is useful in environments with competing RF sources or long cable runs. The outer jacket is black and the full length is 100 ft, offering flexibility for basement, attic or long wall-to-wall installations. For areas with high interference, the quadruple shielding design helps keep signals cleaner and lowers the chance of pixelation or audio dropouts. 📺

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Technical Specifications

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  • Name: GE Coaxial Cable 34842
  • Length: 100 ft (30.4 m)
  • Cable type: RG6
  • Connectors: F-type compression, corrosion resistant
  • Shielding: Quadruple shield (four layers)
  • Color: Black

Usage Recommendations

Run the cable avoiding sharp bends and tight loops to maintain impedance consistency and minimize signal loss. For outdoor or exposed runs consider routing through conduit or using weatherproof fittings at exterior terminations. If you are connecting multiple splitters or long cascades, consider that each additional splitter may increase signal loss, and an amplifier could be necessary according to the manufacturer. For installations in older homes check that the equipment accepts standard F-type inputs before connecting to avoid compatibility issues. 🔧

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