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RCA VH606R coaxial rf cable 6ft black

SKU CH-6NT0-3Z5C7

RG6 coaxial cable connects 75 ohm components with gold-plated connectors for digital use

  • RG6 construction carries 75 ohm signals cleanly
  • Gold-plated F-type connectors resist corrosion for lasting contact
  • Six-foot length reaches typical component spacing
  • Black jacket blends with home-theatre gear

Coaxial RF Cable for 75 Ohm Components

This RCA VH606R coaxial cable connects 75 ohm coaxial components in home entertainment setups. Gold-plated connectors resist corrosion for reliable signal transfer. The six-foot length suits typical cabinet-to-wall-plate runs. It is built for digital component connections.

Replaces Worn or Missing F-Type Leads

Use this cable when an existing coaxial lead is damaged, too short or absent between a wall outlet and a set-top box, modem or TV. The gold-plated F-type ends maintain contact quality over time. Buyers who need longer runs or in-wall rated jacket should select a different cable.

Highlights

  • RG6 construction carries 75 ohm signals cleanly
  • Gold-plated F-type connectors resist corrosion for lasting contact
  • Six-foot length reaches typical component spacing
  • Black jacket blends with home-theatre gear

Specifications

BrandRCA
ModelVH606R

Questions about this item

What length and connector type does the VH606R cable use for a 75 ohm connection?

The VH606R is a 6ft RG6 coaxial cable with gold-plated F-type connectors designed for 75 ohm components.

How do I attach the F-type connectors on the VH606R to avoid signal loss?

Hand-tighten each gold-plated F-connector until snug, then give a slight turn with a wrench; over-tightening damages the centre pin and causes signal loss.

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