Campground Coax Cable Connector

[Mikegjax]

This is the best place to get most answers, or call the manufacturer and wait for days to get a response.

[mkekflyers]

Originally Posted by Mikegjax

This is the best place to get most answers, or call the manufacturer and wait for days to get a response.

X2 what Mikegjax said. I also carry two 15' coax cables & a barrel connector (or two) - have found some posts where the smaller coax connectors were used and the cable falls off. There is a slight difference in diameter between the RG57 and RG59 cables and their connectors. Visit your local Radio Shack and pick up a couple different sizes & you'll be prepared...

[Schvarak]

Originally Posted by mkekflyers

X2 what Mikegjax said. I also carry two 15' coax cables & a barrel connector (or two) - have found some posts where the smaller coax connectors were used and the cable falls off. There is a slight difference in diameter between the RG57 and RG59 cables and their connectors. Visit your local Radio Shack and pick up a couple different sizes & you'll be prepared...

X3 thoroughly agree with the 2 15' coax cables and barrel connector! I've been in many campgrounds that needed 25 ' or more and others that only needed 10'. Better have then on hand all the time rather than having to make a trip to a store to pick them up. I had to do just that my first camping experience, and never again. Also, while you're at it, sufficient fresh water hose lengths (mine are 2-25 footers different colors, one for fresh water and one for tank flushing along with a y-connector.) Make sure your dump hose is longer than you think you might need. Another better safe than sorry thing😁