THE CIMPLE CO Coaxial Cable, 100 FT, RG11, Indoor/Outdoor, Dual-Shield, High Speed Internet, Satellite Extension, CATV, UV Resistant, Weather Proof, CL2 Rated, 30 Meters, Black

I can not say for sure, but I think the picture quality is improved using this rg11 cable. I had been using a good quality rg6 cable. I'm very pleased with the quality of this cable.

Updating the coax made a big difference for us. We replaced rg6 cable that was approximately 3 years old with this cable and went from 44 channels with sketchy reception to 79 crystal clear channels from our ota antenna.

I use this cable for my outdoor antenna my picture is more stable and clear I really don’t have anything negative to say about it will buy again

This cable is as advertised; connections are conventional not gold plated, and the whole thing is indestructibly stiff

My previous coax cable was installed over 20 years ago and just recently I was not getting some major channels. I pulled the cable from basement to 2nd floor spare room thru a vent pipe space , connected to the in cable then to the Spectrum cable modem, now get clear receptions from channels I previously didn't get. Need to have cable company replace outside cable from street to house and then I will be certain that my cable and internet speed will definitely increase. Well worth the money and probably won't be replaced for another 20 years. Happy!

I needed to run a 50' cable from my attic antenna to my HD Homerun box. I previously had a shorter cable running to a box behind my TV, and another cable running to the HD Homerun. I purchased this to have an uninterrupted connection and chose this cable upgrade due to the length and possibility of signal degradation.The results were incredible. The signal is SO much clearer and I would recommend this cable upgrade to anyone running a long cable to their antenna.

Smooth installation, even with an above-ceiling and through-wall cable run. It's little larger in diameter than the standard RG 6 cable we all used before HD TV, but when you see the different in your HD TV picture, you'll be glad you upgraded. You can get it through ceilings/walls, by duct-taping the new cable to the cable you'll be removing. Remember, though, you must account for the larger-diameter RG 11 cable when going through holes that provided a snug fit for RG 6 coaxial cable.Continuing to use RG 6 cables with an HD TV cheapens the image your HD TV provides. Coaxial cables usually are stamped with their technical qualities.The connections also were a pleasant surprize. They're well constructed and tighten securely. They cannot be tightened with a wrench - hand-tighting only. But the fit is so snug, you don't need the wrench.

It being looped up and super stiff makes it a little difficult to run but it's worth it! My speed shot back up from 70 to 350 when I'm paying for 300.

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Works great, no signal loss.

Good heavy duty wire, worked perfectly for our application on a cell phone booster.

I replaced the Cable run in my house ( RG56) with this cable directly to the modem. The cable company ( ROGERS - CANADA) was unable for the 11 months that I have been a customer to get my internet signal to work effectively. I finally gave up on their technicians and looked at the issue myself. I noted the cable to the house was RG 11 and then switched to RG 56 going inside the house. I had to redrill a hole as this cable is a little bit bigger and voila. Over a 90% increase in speed to the modem! I am impressed with this cable!

Not much to say about a cable. But this cable is in excellent quality.