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Black RG6 coaxial cable, 100 ft, dual shielded, gold-plated F-type male connectors both ends

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Cables Direct Online RG6 Dual Shield Black 100 ft coaxial rf cable

SKU CH-C4X5-BAVD6

100 ft dual-shielded RG6 coaxial cable with gold-plated F-type male connectors for indoor or outdoor TV, satellite and broadband connections

  • TypeCoax Cables
  • ColorBlack
  • Length100 ft.
  • Connector Number2
  • Terminal GenderMale to Male
  • SpecificationsMale-to-Male RG6 Coaxial Cable, Up To 3GHz Frequency, 75 Ohm

Color Black

Cable Length 100FT

  • 100 ft length reaches distant outlets
  • Dual shielding cuts EMI and RFI noise
  • Gold-plated F-connectors resist corrosion for clean signals
  • Weather-resistant jacket handles indoor and outdoor runs
  • Male-to-male design links TV, modem, antenna or satellite gear

Versatile RG6 Extension Wire

This 100 ft coaxial cable connects TVs, cable boxes, satellite dishes, modems and HDTV antennas with reliable signal quality. Gold-plated F-type male connectors on both ends ensure secure attachment for indoor and outdoor installations. The weather-resistant black jacket supports roof-mounted setups and commercial AV systems. Flexible construction simplifies routing through walls or conduit.

Enhanced Shielding Performance

Dual aluminum foil and braided shielding minimise EMI and RFI interference for clear digital audio and video signals. The cable maintains 75 Ohms impedance and supports frequencies up to 3 GHz for stable transmission. Weather-resistant materials protect against environmental degradation during long-term outdoor use. Shielding effectiveness reduces signal degradation in demanding environments.

Upgrade from Single-Shield Cables

This dual-shielded RG6 cable replaces thinner or single-shield coaxial runs that suffer from noise and signal loss. The jump is worth it when routing near electrical wiring, extending long distances or installing outdoors where interference is higher. It is not suited for buyers who need plenum-rated jacket specifications or fibre-optic bandwidth. Installers requiring pre-terminated angles or right-angle connectors should verify compatibility separately.

Highlights

  • 100 ft length reaches distant outlets
  • Dual shielding cuts EMI and RFI noise
  • Gold-plated F-connectors resist corrosion for clean signals
  • Weather-resistant jacket handles indoor and outdoor runs
  • Male-to-male design links TV, modem, antenna or satellite gear

Specifications

BrandCables Direct Online
ModelRG6 Dual Shield
TypeCoax Cables
ColorBlack
Length100 ft.
Connector Number2
Terminal GenderMale to Male
SpecificationsMale-to-Male RG6 Coaxial Cable, Up To 3GHz Frequency, 75 Ohms Impedence, Gold-Plated F-Connectors
ShieldingDouble-shielded
FeaturesGold-Plated F-Connectors

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Questions about this item

How do I install the 100 ft RG6 coaxial cable with gold-plated F-type male connectors?

Route the flexible black jacket through walls or conduit, then hand-tighten both gold-plated F-type male connectors onto the equipment ports; the step often missed is not using a wrench to fully seat the threads, which can leave a loose connection and signal loss.

What maintenance or replacement will the dual-shielded RG6 cable need over time?

Inspect the weather-resistant jacket periodically for UV cracking or abrasion, especially on outdoor runs, and check that the gold-plated F-type male connectors remain corrosion-free and tight; replace the cable if shielding integrity is compromised or connectors show green oxidation.

What limit appears first when the RG6 cable runs near its 3 GHz frequency rating under sustained use?

Attenuation increases with frequency, so the 3 GHz upper limit of the dual aluminum foil and braided shielding becomes the bottleneck first, causing measurable signal drop before the 75 ohm impedance or connector plating degrades.

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