04-05-2020, 06:55 PM
Success, as in used on just about every UK TV from the early 1950s to the present day. Low loss "leaky feeder" had braid coverage that varied from moderate to negligible. Both connector and cable still worked adequately in the vast majority of domestic installations. Add in horrible unscreened amplifiers (I've just come across one of those (Labgear?) masthead amps a circular plastic case) and splitters and it's wonder we got TV working at all.
The late and much missed Terry Casey insisted on using F connectors and CT100 class cable throughout the TV distribution system at the Dulwich Museum. Only adapting to B&L or other connectors to feed the individual TVs. Quite right too.
The late and much missed Terry Casey insisted on using F connectors and CT100 class cable throughout the TV distribution system at the Dulwich Museum. Only adapting to B&L or other connectors to feed the individual TVs. Quite right too.
www.borinsky.co.uk Jeffrey Borinsky www.becg.tv
