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HDTV Antenna Coaxial Cable
Signal loss is crucial to high-frequency signals such as those most HDTV broadcast. These cables are rated at 75 ohms and offer a larger insulating dielectric than regular coaxial cable to ensure a perfect picture every time.
Not all cables are created equal.
Choose the right cable to meet your needs:
Antennas Direct offers three types of cable: RG6,Quad-Shielded RG6, and RG11. You can see above the difference in quality, cable-width, and connector-type. If you're installing an indoor antenna or a short outdoor run, a standard RG6 cable should meet your needs. The quad-shielded RG6 cable features additional foil shields to fight electromagnetic interference and is ideal for longer runs. For those that demand the highest quality with virtually no signal loss and/or a run of more than 150 feet, the RG11 will deliver superior performance.
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RG6 Low Loss Coaxial Cable - 50'
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RG6 Low Loss Coaxial Cable - 100'
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Quad-Shielded Coaxial Cable - 50'
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Quad-Shielded Coaxial Cable - 100'
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Superior Grade Coaxial Cable - 50'
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Superior Grade Coaxial Cable - 100'
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