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running coax cable beside current carrying cable

jdpl28 · 2007-06-11 19:57:12

Hi, I'm running some coax cable for my tv alongside cable running to sockets. Will this interfere with the tv signal at all? thanks, J

11-06-2007 8:57pm

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jdpl28

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Hi,

I'm running some coax cable for my tv alongside cable running to sockets. Will this interfere with the tv signal at all?

thanks,
J

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#2 12-06-2007 10:11am

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It shouldn't as long at the outer core of the co ax cable is properly connected at each end to form the shield properly.

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#3 12-06-2007 8:04pm

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If the cable you're using is well screened (I recommend CT100 or equivalent), you shouldn't have a problem.

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