Cat5installer
06-28-2003, 07:08 PM
"Matt in MI" <mengelhardtNO@SPAMhotmail.com> wrote in message
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I think I am going to use the Thomas & Betts snap-n-seal F connectors. Are these good? They require a special tool to install. I found a version of this tool
that also has a built in coax stripper which should make things alot easier. I found this tool for $60 if anybody is interested. Here's the link http://www.dbs-online.com/it1000.htm Is this tool a good Idea, or should I go for a different model? I like
the fact that this one has a stripper built in.
I use that model. I only do a few dozen coaxial terminations a year, I am a
voice and data guy mostly. I am happy with the IT1000
any tips or feedback is much appreciated. thanks, Matt in MI
news:2lAra.1177$3f7.1067804@newssvr28.news.prodigy.com...
I think I am going to use the Thomas & Betts snap-n-seal F connectors. Are these good? They require a special tool to install. I found a version of this tool
that also has a built in coax stripper which should make things alot easier. I found this tool for $60 if anybody is interested. Here's the link http://www.dbs-online.com/it1000.htm Is this tool a good Idea, or should I go for a different model? I like
the fact that this one has a stripper built in.
I use that model. I only do a few dozen coaxial terminations a year, I am a
voice and data guy mostly. I am happy with the IT1000
any tips or feedback is much appreciated. thanks, Matt in MI